An electrode with a fixed potential is the: cathode. anode. indicator electrode.

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An electrode with a fixed potential is the: cathode. anode. indicator electrode. reference electrode. working electrode. The main advantage to using a saturated KCl solution in reference electrodes is: the low cost of potassium chloride. the ease of reaction with analyte. the chloride concentration does not change as liquid evaporates from the cell. the ease of cell construction. the ease at which chloride passes through membranes. An electrode has a potential of 1.201 V with respect to a saturated silver-silver chloride electrode. What would the electrodes potential be relative to a saturated calomel electrode (S.C.E.)? E = 0.197 V for the saturated silver-silver chloride electrode and E = 0.241 V for the S.C.E. 1.442 1.245 V 1.004 V 1.398 V 1.157 V

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An electrode with a fixed potential is the: cathode. anode. indicator electrode.

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