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If the `Pb^(2+)` ion concentration is maintained at `1.0 M` , what is the `[Cu^(2+)]` concentration when the cell potential drops to zero? `E^(o) ""_(cell)= 0.473V`, and cell reaction is `Pb (s)abs(Pb^(2+ )(1.0M))abs(Cu^(2+)(1.0xx10^(-4)M)) Cu(s)`

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