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What is `E^(@)` for electrode represented by `Pt,O_(2)(1atm)//2H^(+)(1m)`

A

Unpredictable

B

Zero

C

`0.018 V`

D

`0.118 V`

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The correct Answer is:
B
`E^(@)= 0` because hydrogen have zero potential.
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