The potential of SHE is taken as zero which is a/an _ value:
Correct answer: B. Arbitrary
- A. Reference
- B. Arbitrary
- C. Exact
- D. Experimental
Explanation
SHE itself is a reference electrode. Hence, its E*red is taken as zero which is an arbitrary value i.e. without any other reference.
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