For the following Cell. Pt | H₂ (g, pᵒ) | HCl (aq, b) | Hg2 Cl₂ (s) | Hg (1) The EMF at 25° C as a function of molality are tabulate below. Using DHLL, determine standard electrode potential of the cell and calculate the mean activity coefficient y± of HCl for all molalities. C/mmol/kg E/V 2.009625 3.846125 6.300375 9.617250 13.68425 0.48064 0.45464 0.43496 0.41816 0.40424

For the following Cell. Pt | H₂ (g, pᵒ) | HCl (aq, b) | Hg2 Cl₂ (s) | Hg (1) The EMF at 25° C as a function of molality are tabulate below. Using DHLL, determine standard electrode potential of the cell and calculate the mean activity coefficient y± of HCl for all molalities. C/mmol/kg E/V 2.009625 3.846125 6.300375 9.617250 13.68425 0.48064 0.45464 0.43496 0.41816 0.40424

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter19: Applications Of Standard Electrode Potentials

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