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Given a measured cell potential, Ecell = -0.3559V at 25oC, calculate the H+ concentration (M) if a reaction involves 0.813 atm H2 gas with a platinum electrode and 1.00 M Cd2+ in contact with Cd(s).

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What Eo values are you using for Cd and H.

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