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A standard hydrogen electrode has a zero potential because

Options

  1. Ahydrogen can be most easily oxidised
  2. Bhydrogen has only one electron
  3. Cthe electrode potential assumed to be zero
  4. Dhydrogen is the lightest element

Correct answer

C. the electrode potential assumed to be zero

Step-by-step solution

According to convention, the standard hydrogen electrode is assigned a zero potential at all temperatures.

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