Why does a mercury cell maintain a constant cell potential throughout its entire useful life?
Expert Answer
The overall cell reaction does not involve any ions in the solution whose concentration might change during the life of the cell.
Why does a mercury cell maintain a constant cell potential throughout its entire useful life?
The overall cell reaction does not involve any ions in the solution whose concentration might change during the life of the cell.
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