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Applied potentials

Consider the electrode/water based solution interface Pt/Ag+ (0.01M), Cd^2+ (0.01M), HClO4 (1M) .

Write the equation (s) for the electrode reaction(s) that occur at applied potentials of:

1.4 V, 0.6 V, 0.2 V, and -0.5 V (NHE)


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