Define the concentrations in anode and cathode half cells

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Draw a concentration cell for 0.10 M Cu2+ and 2.0 M Cu2+ cell, show the following on each compartment clearly.

a) All the component of each cell, including the concentrations in anode and cathode half cells.

(b) Mark the cathode and the anode.

(d) The direction that electrons are transferred.

(e) The complete reaction, include the concentrations.

Reference no: EM13521958

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