1. The electrode potential for the electrode Cl | Clae | Pt is given by Ecel/V = 1.484 867 + (3.958 492 x 10*)(T/K) – (2.750 639 x 10*)(T/K)² In the range 273-373 K. Calculate E°cell, the standard reaction Gibbs energy, enthalpy and entropy at 25°C.

1. The electrode potential for the electrode Cl | Clae | Pt is given by Ecel/V = 1.484 867 + (3.958 492 x 10)(T/K) – (2.750 639 x 10)(T/K)² In the range 273-373 K. Calculate E°cell, the standard reaction Gibbs energy, enthalpy and entropy at 25°C.

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1. The electrode potential for the electrode Cl" | Cl«@) | Pt is given by
E'ceu/V = 1.484 867 + (3.958 492 x 10*)(T/K) – (2.750 639 x 10“)(T/K)²
In the range 273-373 K. Calculate E°cell, the standard reaction Gibbs energy, enthalpy and
entropy at 25°C.

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