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target cell potential (0.517 V). You will be required to construct an
solutions. It may not be possible to produce the exact cell potentials given but make the best effort possible in the time frame given. Compare the measured cell potential to the theoretical cell potential by calculating a percent error. Also include a cell diagram In this part of the experiment.
Given values - 0.050 M for all metal solutions dilute the 0.050 M of the chosen metal solution
This is for an online simulation, just give me the volume and I can do the rest, you can give me possible volumes to try
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| Variable | ValueValue |
| Target Ecell (V) | 0.517 |
| i) Vstock in Vol Flask (mL) |
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| ii) [C] in Vol Flask 1 (M) |
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| iii) Vd in Vol Flask 2 (mL) |
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| iv) [C] in Vol Flask 2 (M) |
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| v) Ecell,obs (V) |
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| vi) % Error |
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