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Chemistry, 10.12.2020 06:40 tatermadison

The equilibrium constant (keq) of the following reaction is 1.65 x 1016 at 298 K, What is the cell potential E°
A. 0.48 Volt
B. 1.11 Volt
C. 0.96 Volt
D. -0.43 volt

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