Please help me how to solve this equation. Thank you very much. ATTL19) What 73 thelogarithm of the equilibrium Constant, in K, at 25°C ofthe Veltaic cell constrected Frem tHe fellowing 2 halk-reacttienzFezt caq) +2e n> Fers; E =-0,41VAgtrag)t e- o Agisi; E° =tO.80VDI5.4 B) 94 C) 46.7 D) 30.4 E) 67.Ğ2t,

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19) What To thelogarithm of the equilibrium Constant, in K, at 25°COF the Voltaic sell constrected From the fellcwingg 2 half-reactien? Fe fezf caq) +2eny Fers; E = -0,41V Agtrag>t e- -o Agisi; E° =+O.80V A15.4 B) 94 C) 46.7 D) 30.4 E) 67.Ğ

19) What To thelogarithm of the equilibrium Constant, in K, at 25°COF the Voltaic sell constrected From the fellcwingg 2 half-reactien? Fe fezf caq) +2eny Fers; E = -0,41V Agtrag>t e- -o Agisi; E° =+O.80V A15.4 B) 94 C) 46.7 D) 30.4 E) 67.Ğ

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19) What 73 thelogarithm of the equilibrium Constant, in K, at 25°C of
the Veltaic cell constrected Frem tHe fellowing 2 halk-reacttienz
Fezt caq) +2e n> Fers; E =-0,41V
Agtrag)t e- o Agisi; E° =tO.80V
DI5.4 B) 94 C) 46.7 D) 30.4 E) 67.Ğ
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