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What is the correct notation for a hydrogen electrode? Are there any standards for electrodes?

2021-02-11View Original

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Isn’t there any standard for representing hydrogen electrodes? May I ask, which one of the hydrogen electrodes among the proposed ones is actually the one in question? 1) H2 + 2e+ + OH- = H2O 2) H2 – 2e = 2H+. What is the reason? Or are 1) and 2) the same? If it’s the same, what is the role of hydroxide in the hydrogen electrode mentioned in the question? Does it simply mean it is an alkaline solution?

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