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What is the forward rate constant (k) for a single electron reduction at an electrode set to 0.35V vs E0 where a=0.5 and k0=3.21x10^-3 cm/s

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter20: Electrochemistry

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Problem 35A

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