NEETChemistryElectrochemistry
What is the electrode potential E(Mn+/ M) when the concentration of solid M is taken as unity?
Options
- AEo(Mn+/ M)) - RT/nF ln [M] / [Mn+]
- BEo((Mn+/ M)) - RT/nF ln 1 / [Mn+]
- CEo(Mn+ / M) - RT/nF ln [Mn+]
- DEo(Mn+/ M) - RT/nF ln 1 / [M]
Correct answer
B. Eo((Mn+/ M)) - RT/nF ln 1 / [Mn+]
Step-by-step solution
When the concentration of solid M is taken as unity, the electrode potential E(Mn+ / M) is given by Eo((Mn+/ M)) - RT/nF ln 1 / [Mn+].