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1. For the effect of concentration experiment, use the experimental standard cell potential, the experimental nonstandard cell potential, and the known concentration of zinc of 0.10M to determine the concentration of copper in the solution. (Standard=1.046V, Nonstandard=0.897V, Theoretical=1.1V)
2. a. Write the balanced chemical equation for the dissolving of copper carbonate in water.
b. Write the equilibrium expression (Ksp) for the reaction in (a).
c. Using the experimental cell potential (0.211V), calculate the concentration of copper in the saturated solution.
d. Using your answer from (c), calculate the value of Ksp for copper (II) carbonate.