Nernst Equation (E)Chemistry

Nernst Equation Non-Standard Cell Potential & Voltage Calculator

Calculate actual non-standard electrochemical cell voltage (E), voltage deviation (ΔE), and instantaneous Gibbs energy under variable concentrations, pressures, and temperatures.

Calculated Result

Actual Non-Standard Cell Potential (E)

1.07V

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Actual Non-Standard Cell Potential (E)

1.07V

Nernst Voltage Shift (E - E°)

-0.03 V

Instantaneous Gibbs Free Energy (ΔG)

-206.56 kJ/mol

Nernst Term

0.03 V

Active Galvanic Output (E > 0): The cell maintains a positive driving potential capable of supplying electrical work.

Standard vs Non-Standard Cell Potential Profile

Standard E°
1.1 V(51%)
Actual E
1.07 V(49%)

Standard electrochemistry tool for non-standard battery discharge, pH sensors, and concentration cells.

Calculation Methodology

Nernst Equation: E = E° - [ (2.3026 * R * T) / (n * F) ] * log10(Q). At 25°C (298.15 K), simplifies to: E = E° - (0.05916 / n) * log10(Q). Faraday constant F = 96485 C/mol.

Frequently Asked Questions

Exactly zero (E = 0 V). At that point, the system has reached chemical equilibrium where Q = K and ΔG = 0, meaning no further electrical work can be extracted.

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