Lecture

Electrochemistry Exercise Preparation

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Description

This lecture covers the preparation for an electrochemistry exercise involving the use of acetic acid and sodium acetate in two compartments with inert platinum electrodes. The process includes identifying the anode and cathode, calculating pH variations, and determining concentrations of the solutions.

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Chemistry

Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

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