Cell diagram

[Karina Kong 2H]

How do you write the cell diagram if an element is aqueous on both sides?

[SVajragiri_1C]

You have to use commas instead of | to separate the two phases.

[Brandon Tao 1K]

You use commas to separate them rather than I

[Alice Ma 2K]

If the reaction is aqueous on both sides, use commas to separate the species. You'll also need an inert metal (such as Platinum) to act as the conductor, which would go on the very left and right sides, separated from the aqueous species with single bars.

[Jacob Motawakel]

In a cell diagram, when there is no phase change, you separate with commas, if there is a phase change, you separate with a vertical line, and when changing from anode to cathode you use double vertical lines.

[Nawal Dandachi 1G]

use commas instead of the "|"

[Kate Swertfager]

Use the vertical line! Also make sure to add in the inert metal on both ends separated with another vertical line.

[Mai V 4L]

Can someone post an example of this notation pls