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The pressure of `H_(2)` required to make the potential of `H_(2^(-))` electrode zeno in pure water at `298 K` is

A

`10^(-4)` atm

B

`10^(-14)` atm

C

`10^(-12)` atm

D

`10^(-10)` atm

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The correct Answer is:
B

Electrode reaction:
`2H^(+)(aq.)+2e^(-) rarr H_(2(g))`
Nernst equation:
`E = E^(@) - (0.0591 V)/(2)"log"(p_(H_(2)))/(C_(H^(+))^(2))`
At `298 k, pH` of pure water is `7`, thus, `C_(H^(+)) = 10^(-7) molL^(-1)`
Thus,
`0 = 0-0.0296 V "log" (p_(H_(2)))/(10^(-7))^(2)`
Thus, `(p_(H_(2)))/(10^(-7))^(2) = 1`
`(p_(H_(2))) = 10^(-14) atm`
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