MCQ
${E^0} = \frac{{RT}}{{nF}}$ In ${K_{eq}}$. This is called
- AGibb's equation
- BGibb's-Helmholtz equation
- ✓Nernst's equation
- DVander Waal's equation
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Nernst's equation
c
(c)Actually the equation is derived from Nerst equation assuming equilibrium condition in a cell reaction, when $E = 0$.
(c)Actually the equation is derived from Nerst equation assuming equilibrium condition in a cell reaction, when $E = 0$.
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