An electrochemical cell composed of copper and zinc system is made. Assuming that the concentration of the electrolytes at the anode and cathode are 0.010 M and 0.001 M, respectively. At 303.0 K, calculate the cell potential. * 1.100 V 1.070 V O 1.087 V 1.007 V Following the problem above, calculate the free energy change. -212.3 kJ -206.5 kJ -209.8 kJ O -194.3 kJ

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