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Nernst equation halps us to understand the effect of `"______"` on the electrode of the half-cell and `emf` of the voltiv cell

A

temperature on EMF

B

concentration on EMF

C

pressure of the gas (if any) on EMF

D

All the three above

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Nernst eqn. gives effect of temperature conc., and pressure of the gas (if any) .
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