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if i had a beaker with .0001M of Cu solution and copper solid (anode) and another beaker with 1M Cu solution and Cu solid (cathode), how would i calculate the half reactions of these two?

Use the Nernst equation to calculate the E of each cell, then subtract one from the other.

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