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Dear students, in this question, a line diagram is given where copper electrode is placed at its position that is 0 .34 is the potential, electrode potential of copper, we know.
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So we are asked to put some other electrodes in their respective positions.
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Now this is the zero position and we know hydrogen is having potential hydrogen is taken as 0 .00 so, this is for hydrogen electrode, that is h plus h2.
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This is the for hydrogen electrode.
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Now, coming to some more electrodes, zinc is 0 .76 minus 0 .76 because it is more electropositive.
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So 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6.
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So somewhere here it is 7, then it comes here 8.
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Now if we join here somewhere 0 .76, 0 .76.
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76, so somewhere 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, somewhere here we are having 76 means this is the position of zinc, so zn 2 plus zn, so this is minus 0 .76...