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why do we consider hydrogen as standard in balancing determination​

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why do we consider hydrogen as standard in balancing determination​

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*2 X 3X 7X a X a X a X b X b X c are the factors of which algebraic term?*

1️⃣ 21a³b²c
2️⃣ 24a³b²c
3️⃣ 42a³

Find
dy dx /
of the folloings:
[tex]y=sech(e^{2x)[/tex]
[tex]y=cosh^{-1} (sinh^{-1} x)[/tex]

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  1. Answer:

    The hydrogen electrode is used as a reference for electrode potential measurements. Theoretically, it is the most important electrode for use in aqueous solutions. The reversible hydrogen electrode in a solution of hydrogen ions at unit activity exhibits a potential, which is assumed to be zero at all temperatures.

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