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Hello guys, I need your help on that point :

Imagine I have a redox couple which could be oxydized at 1V then it could be also oxydized at 2V

A --1V --> B --2V --> C

But the resistance of my solution is : 1 Ohm.

The equation of the applied potentiel is : dE= Eanod-Ecathode + RI (ohm law) + Overvoltages (we won't consider overvoltages here).

So know imagine that I have applied a potentiel of 2V. What occurs? Does A gives B then C? Or a part of this two volts goes for the resistance and the B to C can't occurs?

Thank you