Under standard conditions, the metal ion X2+ (aq) can undergo a two electron reduction as indicated by the following half reaction. x²+(aq) + 2e-→ X(s) E° +0.785 V vs SHE At 25.00 °C, what is the reduction potential of the X2+ (aq)/X(s) redox couple when [X2+] = 0.413 M? V vs SHE Please record your answer to three decimal places.
Under standard conditions, the metal ion X2+ (aq) can undergo a two electron reduction as indicated by the following half reaction. x²+(aq) + 2e-→ X(s) E° +0.785 V vs SHE At 25.00 °C, what is the reduction potential of the X2+ (aq)/X(s) redox couple when [X2+] = 0.413 M? V vs SHE Please record your answer to three decimal places.
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![Under standard conditions, the metal ion X2+ (aq) can undergo a two electron reduction as
indicated by the following half reaction.
x²+(aq) + 2e-→ X(s)
E° +0.785 V vs SHE
At 25.00 °C, what is the reduction potential of the X2+ (aq)/X(s) redox couple when [X2+] = 0.413
M?
V vs SHE
Please record your answer to three decimal places.](/v2/_next/image?url=https%3A%2F%2Fcontent.bartleby.com%2Fqna-images%2Fquestion%2F5d182d01-d7f5-4695-b84b-2f4205f21a31%2Fb39a7f08-3394-452a-9bfb-a63757559254%2Ff7sh99_processed.jpeg&w=3840&q=75)
Transcribed Image Text:Under standard conditions, the metal ion X2+ (aq) can undergo a two electron reduction as
indicated by the following half reaction.
x²+(aq) + 2e-→ X(s)
E° +0.785 V vs SHE
At 25.00 °C, what is the reduction potential of the X2+ (aq)/X(s) redox couple when [X2+] = 0.413
M?
V vs SHE
Please record your answer to three decimal places.
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