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2011 · Q95
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Electrochemistry question

2011 · Q95

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The electrode potentials for Cu2+(aq) + e−-− →\to→ Cu+(aq)
and Cu+(aq) + e−-− →\to→ Cu(s) are + 0.15 V and + 0.50 V respectively.

The value of Eocu2+/cu will be
  1. A
    0.500 V
  2. B
    0.325 V
  3. C
    0.650 V
  4. D
    0.150 V
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