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Chemistry, 18.08.2020 22:01 wolfking800

When determining the standard reduction potential of a substance by using a standard hydrogen electrode as a reference, the standard reduction potential will always be equal to:. ta. he reduction potential for the standard hydrogen electrode.
b. one-half the cell potential.
c. the overall cell potential.
d. impossible to predict.

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