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Determination of the value of electrode potential. Given `E^(@)` and concentration of the reactants and products of the electrode reaction

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(1) Nernst equation for the electrode reaction is written first.
(2) The value of electrode potential is determined by putting the value of `E^(@)` and concentration of reactants and products into the Nernst equation.
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