BRAINCAKEThe Standard Hydrogen Half Cell
The standard hydrogen half cell, consists of hydrogen gas at 100kPa in contact with a platinum electrode which is dipped into an acidic solution (e.g. HCl) containing 1 moldm-3 of H+ ions at 298K.
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