According to the principles of chemical equilibrium and cell potential, how would decreasing the concentration of the reactant ions in the cathode half-cell affect the measured voltage?
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According to the principles of chemical equilibrium and cell potential, how would decreasing the concentration of the reactant ions in the cathode half-cell affect the measured voltage?
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The voltage would decrease
The voltage would drop to zero immediately
The voltage would increase
The voltage would remain exactly at
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False
The concentration decreases as copper ions are reduced to solid copper
The concentration remains constant as the salt bridge prevents ion loss
The concentration increases as copper is oxidised at the cathode
The concentration increases due to the migration of cations from the salt bridge