119. Solving a chemistry problem
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The potential of the copper electrode, on which Cu2 ions are discharged from a 0.2 m CuSO4 solution, is -0.180 V relative to 1N. calomel electrode. What is the polarization of the electrode in volts? In which direction is the electrode potential shifted as a result of polarization to positive or negative?
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