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ELECTROCHEMICAL
CELLS.
A cell was made up of two half cells: one made
from fluorine gas and sodium fluoride with a
palladium electrode and the other half-cell
being Lithium/lithium chloride.
a. Draw a diagram of the cell for this reaction;
b. Determine the voltage for this cell, assuming
standard conditions (298 K, 1 M solutions and
gases at 1 atm)

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