We're given the following galvanic cell:
N(s) | N2+(aq) || M+(aq) | M(s)
When writing a cell notation, we use the following format – “as easy as ABC”
Lose Gain
Electron Electrons
Oxidation Reduction
• lose electrons → oxidation → anode
• gain electrons → reduction → cathode
Consider the galvanic cell described by (N and M are metals):
N(s) | N2+(aq) || M+(aq) | M(s)
If E°cathode = 0.182 V and E°anode = 1.411 V, and [N2+(aq)] = 0.931 M and [M+(aq)] = 0.655 M, what is Ecell, using the Nernst equation? ____ V
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