1. Calculate the standard electrode potential of the bromine electrode at 25 C and compare it with the tabular value (φ0Br2/Br-=1.065 V), if the EMF of the circuit
(Pt)H2(P = 1 atm.)|HBr(0.01 N)lBr2(Pt) at 25 C is 1.306 V. The apparent degree of dissociation of HBr in 0.01 N is 90.6%.

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