Calculate the cell potential of the lead dipole electrode when its concentration is (0.3) at a temperature of 25°C and after reducing it to single lead, its concentration becomes (0.6 M), knowing that the electromotive force is (V -0.126).

Calculate the cell potential of the lead dipole electrode when its concentration is (0.3) at a temperature of 25°C and after reducing it to single lead, its concentration becomes (0.6 M), knowing that the electromotive force is (V -0.126).

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Calculate the cell potential of the lead dipole electrode when its
concentration is (0.3) at a temperature of 25°C and after reducing it
to single lead, its concentration becomes (0.6 M), knowing that the
electromotive force is (v -0.126).

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