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What will be the half cell rection for bromine electrode represented by `Pt(s)//Br_2(aq).Br^(-)(aq)`?

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  2. What do you mean by electromotive force of a cell?

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  4. Can you store AgNO3 solution in a container made of Fe?

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  6. What is super conductor?

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  7. What is a conductivity cell?

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  8. Define conductivity of an electrolyte?

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  9. What do you mean by cell constant of a conductivity cell?

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  10. Define molar conductivity of an electrolyte. Mention its SI unit.

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  11. Give the SI unit of molar conductivity? How is it related to its CGS u...

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  12. Define Kohlrausch law of independent migration of ions.

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  13. Why does the conductivity of solution decrease with dilution?

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  14. Define one Faraday?

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  15. Write down the overall cell reaction involved in a mercury cell?

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  17. Give symbolic representation of Daniel cell.

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  18. Why it is not possible to measure the voltage of an isolated reduction...

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  19. Suggest a way to determine Lambda(m)^@ value of water.

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