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Ecell = Eocell - (0.0592n)log (more dilute solnmore concd soln). .pdf
The document describes the calculation of the cell potential (ecell) for a concentration cell using the Nernst equation. It specifies that since the two electrodes are identical, eocell equals zero and provides values for more dilute and concentrated solutions to be used in the calculation. The author intends to plug in these values and believes that the number of electrons transferred (n) is 2.
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Ecell = Eocell - (0.0592n)log (more dilute solnmore concd soln). .pdf
- 1. Ecell = Eocell- (0.0592/n)*log (more dilute soln/more concd soln). Eocell = 0 since the two electrodes are the same; i.e, this is a concentration cell. I would plug in 0.001 for more dilute solution and 0.20 for the more concentrated solution and calculate E. I believe n=2. Solution Ecell = Eocell - (0.0592/n)*log (more dilute soln/more concd soln). Eocell = 0 since the two electrodes are the same; i.e, this is a concentration cell. I would plug in 0.001 for more dilute solution and 0.20 for the more concentrated solution and calculate E. I believe n=2.