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What H+ concentration is used in the standard hydrogen electrode?
A0.1 M
BTen molar
C0.01 M
DOne molar
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. One molar
Both the oxidised and reduced forms are kept at unity, so H+ is 1 M.
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