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14. Electrodes and Potentiometry / Potentiometry / Problem 5
Problem 5
How does the Nernst equation relate to the concentrations of reduced and oxidized forms of an analyte in potentiometry?
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It determines the pH of the solution.
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It measures the current flow in the electrochemical cell.
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It provides a mathematical relationship between electrode potential and analyte concentrations.
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It calculates the temperature of the solution.
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