ChemistryThe half-cells below are connected via a salt-bridge and potentiometer. What is the voltage read by the potentiometer when A=2.00 and Av = 1.50?Ag*+1 e-Ag (s) Eº = 0.7993 Vv2+ 2 eV (8) E° = -1.125 VO A. 1.912 VB. -0.313 VO C. 1.937 VO D. 1.924 VO E. -0.326 VQUESTION 8A voltaic cell with a large equilibrium constant has aA. positiveB.zero voltageC. constantO D. variableE. negativecell potential.

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Chemistry The half-cells below are connected via a salt-bridge and potentiometer. What is the voltage read by the potentiometer when A=2.00 and A = 1.507 Ag +1e-Ag (s) E° = 0.7993 V v2.2e-V (s) E° -1.125 V OA 1.912 V B.-0.313 V OC. 1.937 V OD. 1.924 V OE-0.326 V QUESTION 8 A voltaic cell with a large equilibrium constant has a O A positive OB. zero voltage OC. constant OD. variable OE. negative cell potential

Chemistry The half-cells below are connected via a salt-bridge and potentiometer. What is the voltage read by the potentiometer when A=2.00 and A = 1.507 Ag +1e-Ag (s) E° = 0.7993 V v2.2e-V (s) E° -1.125 V OA 1.912 V B.-0.313 V OC. 1.937 V OD. 1.924 V OE-0.326 V QUESTION 8 A voltaic cell with a large equilibrium constant has a O A positive OB. zero voltage OC. constant OD. variable OE. negative cell potential

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Chapter23: Potentiometry

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Problem 23.23QAP: The following cell was found to have a potential of —0.492 V: Ag|AgCl(sat’d)||HA(0.200 M),NaA(0.300...

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