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You recreate a redox titration setup from a journal article, except the authors use an S.C.E., while you only have an Ag/AgCl electrode available to make your titration setup. You then recreate some calibration mixtures to compare measured potential differences. The authors of the journal article reported a voltage for one of the calibration mixtures to be 0.036 V. What do you anticipate your voltage measurement to be when using an Ag/AgCl reference electrode?

Name: you recreate a redox titration setup from a journal article except the authors use an sce while you only have an agagcl electrode available to make your titration setup you then recreate som 80893
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Description: you recreate a redox titration setup from a journal article except the authors use an sce while you only have an agagcl electrode available to make your titration setup you then recreate som 80893

          You recreate a redox titration setup from a journal article, except the authors use an S.C.E., while you only have an Ag/AgCl electrode available to make your titration setup. You then recreate some calibration mixtures to compare measured potential differences. The authors of the journal article reported a voltage for one of the calibration mixtures to be 0.036 V. What do you anticipate your voltage measurement to be when using an Ag/AgCl reference electrode?

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Chemistry: Structure and Properties

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11/04/2020

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C.E. and Ag/AgCl reference electrodes The standard hydrogen electrode (S.C.E.) is a reference electrode that uses a hydrogen half-cell to establish a standard potential of 0 V. On the other hand, the Ag/AgCl electrode is a reference electrode that uses a Show more…

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You recreate a redox titration setup from a journal article, except the authors use an S.C.E., while you only have an Ag/AgCl electrode available to make your titration setup. You then recreate some calibration mixtures to compare measured potential differences. The authors of the journal article reported a voltage for one of the calibration mixtures to be 0.036 V. What do you anticipate your voltage measurement to be when using an Ag/AgCl reference electrode?