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Calculate the Cd2+ concentration in the following cell if Ecell = 0.23 V. Cd(s)|Cd2+(x M)||Ni2+(1.00 M)|Ni...

Calculate the Cd2+ concentration in the following cell if Ecell = 0.23 V.

Cd(s)|Cd2+(x M)||Ni2+(1.00 M)|Ni

a. 0.0019 M b. 1.4 x 10-5 M c. 0.0036 M d. 0.015 M e. 0.0086 M

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