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The electrode potentials for 

Cu2+ (aq) + e- → Cu+ (aq) and Cu+ (aq) + e- →Cu (s)

are +0.15 V and +0.50V respectively. The value of  straight E subscript bevelled Cu to the power of 2 plus end exponent over Cu end subscript superscript straight o will be 

  • 0.325 V 

  • 0.650 V

  • 0.150 V

  • 0.500 V

Solution
Multi-choise Question

A.

0.325 V 

Cu to the power of 2 plus end exponent space plus space straight e to the power of minus space Cu to the power of plus space semicolon
straight E subscript 1 superscript 0 space equals space 0.15 space straight V semicolon space increment straight G subscript 1 superscript straight o space space equals space minus straight n subscript 1 straight E subscript 1 superscript straight o straight F

Cu to the power of plus space plus straight e to the power of minus space space Cu semicolon
straight E subscript 2 superscript 0 space equals space 0.50 straight V space semicolon space increment straight G subscript 1 superscript 0 space equals space minus space straight n subscript 2 straight E subscript 2 superscript straight o straight F
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Cu to the power of 2 plus end exponent space plus 2 straight e to the power of minus space space Cu space semicolon
straight E subscript 2 superscript straight o space equals space ? semicolon space increment straight G to the power of straight o space equals space minus nE to the power of straight o straight F

increment straight G to the power of straight o space equals space increment straight G subscript 1 superscript straight o space plus increment straight G subscript 2 superscript straight o
Or space
minus 2 straight E to the power of straight o straight F space equals space minus space 1 straight F space space straight x space 0.15 space plus space left parenthesis negative 1 straight F space straight x space 0.50 right parenthesis
Or
minus 2 straight E to the power of straight o straight F space equals space minus space 0.15 space straight F space minus space 0.50 space straight F
Or
minus 2 FE to the power of straight o space equals space minus straight F space left parenthesis 0.15 space plus space 0.50 right parenthesis

straight E to the power of straight o space equals space fraction numerator 0.65 over denominator 20 end fraction space equals space 0.325 space straight V

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