Calculate the initial AgNO3 electrolyte concentration in the cathode half-cell for the concentration cell shown below immediately after it has just been assembled at 25 °C. The initial standard cell potential is measured to be Ecell = +0.038 V. Silver Electrode Ag O b. NO₂ 0.01 M AgNO, a. 3.30 × 104 M X 8.60 × 10-3 M OC. 0.010 M d. 0.060 M O e. 0.300 M V Silver Electrode Ag* NO₂, ? M AgNO,

Calculate the initial AgNO3 electrolyte concentration in the cathode half-cell for the concentration cell shown below immediately after it has just been assembled at 25 °C. The initial standard cell potential is measured to be Ecell = +0.038 V. Silver Electrode Ag O b. NO₂ 0.01 M AgNO, a. 3.30 × 104 M X 8.60 × 10-3 M OC. 0.010 M d. 0.060 M O e. 0.300 M V Silver Electrode Ag* NO₂, ? M AgNO,

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