If salt-bridge is removed, potential falls to zero
Liquid-junction potential developed across the boundary of the two solutions of different concentration cells are used
Calomel electrode contains calcium chloride solution in contact with Pt electrode
Quinhydrone electrode is reversible to H+
A
If salt-bridge is removed, potential falls to zero
B
Quinhydrone electrode is reversible to H+
C
Liquid-junction potential developed across the boundary of the two solutions of different concentration cells are used
D
Calomel electrode contains calcium chloride solution in contact with Pt electrode
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The correct option is C Calomel electrode contains calcium chloride solution in contact with Pt electrode Calomel eletrode contains calomel paste (Hg2Cl2) in contact with Hg(l) and (aq)KCl solution. Pt electrode is dipped to make contact.
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