Help! Test Tommorow - How does increasing the concentration of the anode/cathode affect voltage of Daniel Cell

When you increase the concentration of the anode electrolyte, what happens to the voltage? and WHY?

What effect does increasing the conc. of the cathode electrolyte have?

Answer:
Im not sure but Ithink it has a connection with Nernst's eqn
E = Eo - RT/nF(ln C)
E= electrode potential
Eo = std electrode potential
R = uniersal gas const.
T= temp in absolute scale
n = no of electrons exchanged
F= faraday = 96500 coulombs
where C is the concentration of the electrolyte,

so as C increases , E decreases.

these should be applicable to both the electrode.
I'm sorry my friend, but I'm not sure.
the higher the difference in concentration, the higher the voltage

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