Calculate the potential of acopper electrode immersedin the following solutions. (a)0.0440 M Cu (NO3) 2 solution(E° cu2 + / Cu = 0.337 V). (b)A 0.0750 M NaCl solutionsaturated with CuCl (E ° cu+ / Cu = 0.521 V; Ksp Cuc12 =1.9 x 10-). (c) 0.040 M NaOHsolution saturated with Cu (OH)2 (Kc Cu (OH) 2 = 4.8 x 10-20)%3D%3D%3D

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Calculate the potential of a
copper electrode immersed
in the following solutions. (a)
0.0440 M Cu (NO3) 2 solution
(E° cu2 + / Cu = 0.337 V). (b)
A 0.0750 M NaCl solution
saturated with CuCl (E ° cu
+ / Cu = 0.521 V; Ksp Cuc12 =
1.9 x 10-). (c) 0.040 M NaOH
solution saturated with Cu (OH)
2 (Kc Cu (OH) 2 = 4.8 x 10-20)
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