how to get n in equation

[connie 2C]

i don’t understand how to find the n in this equation. where do you look in the given equation to find n?

[Christine Honda 2I]

You look at how many electrons are being transferred!

[Riya Sood 4G]

I am not sure which equation you are referring to. If you are asking about the "n" in the nernst equation, then we calculate it based of the # of electrons from the two half reactions once they are balanced. Since the electrons will be the same in the two half reactions in order for it to cancel, we take the "n" as the number of electrons.

[Robert Tran 1B]

Look at the balanced half reactions and determine how many electrons are being transferred in the redox reaction.

[Jamie Lee 1F]

N refers to the number of electrons being transferred.

[Bryce Barbee]

N is found by finding how many electrons are being transferred in the process.

[Noe BM 1J]

Is it in number of moles?

N is found by finding how many electrons are being transferred in the process.

[SarahCoufal_1k]

N is the number of electrons being transferred.

[Louise Lin 2B]

the n in the NERNST equation is the number of electrons from the half reactions