Discussion
The Nernst equation for an electrode at 25 degrees Celsius contains the factor
Answer: D
The group 2.303RT over F evaluates to 0.0591 volts at 298 kelvin, and dividing by the number of electrons gives the change in potential per decade of concentration. For a two-electron electrode the figure is about 30 millivolts.
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