【Daily Question】1.25 Equilibrium electrode potential (3 wealth points for a reply, +3 to –8 wealth points for a correct answer)
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The potential that the electrode reaction attains when it reaches equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential
Correct. ---【】Equilibrium potential: When the electrode reaction reaches equilibrium, the potential of the electrode system is called the equilibrium potential, denoted as Ee. Meaning: When the electrode system is at the equilibrium potential, the rates of the forward and reverse electrode reactions are equal, resulting in a net reaction rate of zero. Both the migration of matter and the migration of charge between the two phases c and a are in balance.
The potential that the electrode reaction attains when it reaches equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential
The potential that the electrode reaction attains when it reaches equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential.
The potential that the electrode reaction reaches when it is in equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential
The potential that the electrode reaction attains when it reaches equilibrium is commonly referred to as the equilibrium electrode potential.