When a copper half-cell is coupled with a standard hydrogen electrode,
electrons will...
Chemistry, 28.09.2019 16:30 Joejoe1813
When a copper half-cell is coupled with a standard hydrogen electrode,
electrons will flow from the hydrogen electrode to the copper electrode
electrons will flow toward the anode
the voltage measured between the two electrodes will be negative
the hydrogen electrode will act as a cathode
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