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nelle178
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For dG=-nFE, why is E an intensive property (and therefore cannot be added/subtracted), while dG is extensive?
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What does the n in the equation stand for?
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n
represents the number of electrons transfered from the reducing agent to the oxy agent as represented in the balanced oxidation/reduction reaction.
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