Standard electrode Potential is denoted by?
Correct answer: C. Eo
- A. E
- B. E-1
- C. Eo
- D. A
Explanation
The standard electrode potential, denoted by E°, is the measure of potential of a reaction that occurs at the electrode when all the substances involved in the reaction are in their standard states that is solutions are at 1M concentrations, gases at 1 atm pressure and solids and liquids are in pure form with all at 25C.
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