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When you have 2 batteries, one under standard conditions and one under non standard conditions, why does E standard for the battery under standard conditions equal E for the battery under non standard conditions, when the battery under non standard conditions has the same solution species concentration for the anode and cathode. I know using the Nernst equation when finding Q for the non standard batteries, since the concentrations are the same q is 1, and when you take the log of the the whole thing becomes 0, so you get E=E standard, this is a Cu^2+/Cu and a Zn^2+/Zn half cells
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