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[sarkeizen]

@sarkeizen..written

But not in a textbook that I can see...please supply the cite of a well-known textbook after all you said.

.its written and predicted in  textbooks under section 'electrode concentration cells'

Anything else is deceptive and kind of lying.

After all you said to "focus on the textbook" I can't do that if you won't tell me the textbook you are allegedly quoting from. (A quote is not a cite, as it does not give the location of the quote).

[profitis]

not so fast @sarkeizen.you owe me.you had me running around like a jumping bean the last 48hrs trying to get it to your skull that that formula is predictive of quenco-hammerstein.now i demand that you help me integrate some textbook formulas,specificly work functions into the O2 electrode potential as then we will have a formula not only predicting a hammersteinquenco but for a hammersteinquenco.in fact we may even have a constant somewhere in there.

[sarkeizen]

not so fast @sarkeizen.you owe me.you had me running around like a jumping bean the last 48hrs

In the same way that I'm not responsible for the American Civil war.  I'm also not responsible for whatever you did in the last 48 hours because it had almost nothing to do with me.  The only thing I've asked for is a cite from a textbook.  Which is exactly what you spent the last 48 hours - or actually the whole thread doing anything but.  You have not complied with a simple I question I asked within the first few posts in this thread even in the smallest useful respect.

now i demand that

Yawn. Quit trolling and just produce a proper cite.

[profitis]

@sarkeizen you can chek out wikipaedia articles on 'concentration cell','oxygen sensor',or 'nernst equation'.wikipaedia is pretty much to be trusted so.. The articles 'concentration cell' and 'oxygen sensor' both give direct discussions on the relation of O2 concentration and voltage.quit yawning and help me with these formulae,it just occured to me that i can prove a 2lot violation using them via the  T part of the nernst equasion.(stands for temperature).

[sarkeizen]

Yawn.  Quit trolling. You said that a cell which powers something like a iPhone forever was written and predicted in all and every textbook on electrochemistry.  This should make it easy to provide a cite from a textbook  

Incidentally I've asked you for a cite thirteen times and you have provided none.