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So we are looking at a cell with hydrogen, electrical, and also with copper, with copper 2 plus.
00:10
So when we're actually going to write the overall chemical reaction, we have copper 2 plus, plus hydrogen, it will turn to copper ion, and also we will have two hydrogen ions.
00:22
Okay, so what we are going to do, we actually use the last equation, and then we are going to find the reaction quotient.
00:30
The reaction quotient of the overall reaction will be equals to the concentration of the hydrogen ion to the power of 2, divided by copper two, concentration of copper 2 plus.
00:39
So we're just putting all the number.
00:41
We have the sub -potential will be 0 .325.
00:46
The constant r, the temperature at 25 degrees celsius, and also the fairly constant.
00:51
The lumber electron transfer will be equals to 2, because we will need two electrons to reduce copper 2 plus, and also the oxidation of hydrogen...