Electrochem Help: Reasons for Voltage Differences

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The voltage difference in a voltaic cell can be attributed to standard conditions not being met, including temperature, concentration, and pressure variations. Specifically, deviations from the ideal 25 degrees Celsius, 1M solution, and 1 atm pressure can impact the predicted voltage. Additionally, internal resistance within the cell can further reduce the operating voltage. These factors collectively explain the discrepancies observed in real-world applications compared to theoretical predictions. Understanding these reasons is crucial for accurate electrochemical analysis.
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State two reasons for the difference between the predicted voltage and the operating voltage of a voltaic cell.
 
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Sorry, but nevermind

Read the previous page and it said the standard conditions for the reduction potential are:
25 degrees celcius
1M solution
1atm pressure

So obviously 2 of those result in the difference
 
Don't forget the internal resistance of the cell...
 
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