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Which equation is used to find the Gibbs free energy change when cell potential is known? ΔG = –nFE°cell E°cell+ nF = ΔG –nF + ΔG = E°cell ΔG = E°cell

Which equation is used to find the Gibbs free energy change when cell potential is known? ΔG = –nFE°cell E°cell+ nF = ΔG –nF + ΔG = E°cell ΔG = E°cell
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Which equation is used to find the Gibbs free energy change when cell potential is known?

ΔG = –nFE°cell
E°cell+ nF = ΔG
–nF + ΔG = E°cell
ΔG = E°cell

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the right answer is A) ΔG = –nFE°
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the answer is A #PLATOLIVESMATTER
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