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Chemistry that pushes electrons — cells, the Nernst equation and electrolysis.
Redox reactions can be made to drive a current, and a current can be made to drive redox reactions. These CBSE Class 12 simulations put you at the electrochemical bench: build a Daniell cell and watch its EMF obey the Nernst equation as you change the ion concentrations and temperature, run an electrolysis and weigh the metal deposited to verify Faraday's laws, and dilute an electrolyte to trace its molar conductivity toward Kohlrausch's limiting value — every value read from a simulated voltmeter, balance or conductivity meter.
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