The correct answer is 1.11 volts.
The potential difference between two half cells in an electrochemical cell is measured by the cell potential, or Ecell. The capacity of electrons to go from one half cell to the other is what determines the potential difference. The electrochemical potential of a reversible (redox) reaction, as measured between the anode and cathode, is related to the cell's reaction rate and temperature using the Nernst equation. The following situations call for the usage of this equation: monitoring of the reaction equilibrium. Under unusual circumstances, the cell potential can be calculated using the Nernst Equation. It enables for the precise measurement of equilibrium constants and connects the measured cell potential to the reaction quotient (including solubility constants)
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