Chad provides a lesson on how to calculate Cell Potential under nonstandard conditions using the Nernst Equation. The derivation of the Nernst equation is included, and all three common variants of the Nernst Equation are provided. An example calculation is performed, and the qualitative implications of the Nernst equation are explored in relation to Le Chatelier's Principle. Any stress that results in a shift to the right increases the cell potential, and any stress that results in a shift to the left decreases the cell potential.
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00:00 Lesson Introduction
00:27 Deriving the Nernst Equation
02:30 Common Forms of the Nernst Equation
04:46 Nernst Equation Example Calculation
10:00 Qualitative Effects of the Nernst Equation
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