Electrode potential of `Mn^(2+)//M` for Ni is abnormal because of

Electrode potential of M^(2+)//M for Ni is abnormal because of

Electrode potential of M^(2+)//M for Ni is abnormal because of

Reduction potential of Mn^(2+)//M will depend on

Reduction potential of Mn^(2+)//M will depend on

The electrode potential of an electrode is

Find change in electrode potential of E_((MnO_4^-)//Mn^(2+)), if [ H^+ ] change from 1M to 10^(-4) M [Given RT/F = 0.059 & [ MnO_4^- ] = [ Mn^(2+) ] = 1M]

What do you infer from the fact that M^(3+)//M^(2+) standard electrode potential of Mn is comparatively higher and that of Fe is comparitively lower ?

Calculate the standard electrode potential of the Ni^(2+)//Ni electrode , if the cell potential potential of the cell, Ni//N^(2+)(0.01 M)//Cu is 0.59" V ". "Given" E_(Cu^(2+)//Cu)^(@)=+0.34 " V "

Calculate the standard electrode potential of Ni^(2+) /Ni electrode if emf of the cell Ni_((s)) |Ni^(2+) (0.01M)| |CU^(2)| Cu _((s))(0.1M) is 0.059 V. [Given : E_(Cu^(2+)//Cu)^(@) =+0.34V