Electrochemistry, cell representation
I thought ans was 2, the key says 3. Why?
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because K(+) will definitely form before H(+) does any day of the week
It's too easy to ionise K
ah ok lmao
gajab answer key
but where is the potassium ðŸ˜
ok wait if K is with Cl
but H2 doesnt oxidise to KCl is what im tryna say
how is that possible
exactly, there isnt any. means it has to be 2
:aah:
thank u guiz
+solved @Opt @iTeachChem
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