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This is the question:
Predict the cathode, anode, and net cell reactions and minimum potential difference for each of the following electrolytic cells.
Pt | Na(+), OH(-) | Pt
So far I have:
Na(+) + 1e- --> Na
What happens with the OH(-)? I assume I have to add H2O and OH(-) to balance out? This part is what is really confusing me.. I can't seem to get past this. Can anyone help?
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