Using the virtual lab (link above), create a zinc concentration cell where one cell is 1.53 M and the other is 0.0084 M. What is the EMF of the cell?
Note: Record the value for the spontaneous reaction.
Using the virtual lab (link above), create a zinc concentration cell where one cell is 1.53...
Using the virtual lab (link above), create a nickel concentration cell where one cell is 2 M and the other is 0.0001 M. What is the \Delta\text{G}_{\text{cell}} Δ G cell of the cell? Report your answer in kJ.
Using the virtual lab (link above), create a nickel concentration cell where one cell is 2 M and the other is 0.0001 M. What is the \Delta\text{G}_{\text{cell}} Δ G cell of the cell? Report your answer in kJ.
Question 4 2 pts Using the virtual lab above and Appendix C in your lab manual, complete the following statement Note: Record the values for the spontaneous reaction. A Ag/Ni voltaic cell has an Eo of V. If you change the concentration of the solution in each cell to 0.01 M, the EMF is V. This change is because the standard potential, Eo is defined at M, so K, atm, and differing from those standard conditions will change the observed...
A concentration cell is set up using two zinc wires and two solution, one containing 0.100 M ZnCl2 solution and the other containing 1.50 M Zn(NO3)2 solution. Compute the potential of this cell.
1-One-half of an electrochemical cell consists of a pure Zinc electrode in a solution of Zn2+ ions; the other half is a Lead electrode immersed in a solution of Pb2+ solution. The half-cell potentials for Zinc and Lead are -0.763 V and -0.126 V, respectively. (a) If the cell is a standard one, write the spontaneous overall reaction and calculate the voltage that is generated. (b) Compute the cell potential at 25oC if the Zn2+ and Pb2+ concentrations are 10-2...
Determining pH using a Concentration Cell Part A - Determining pH Using a Concentration Cell A concentration cell constructed from two hydrogen electrodes, both with PH2 = 1.00. One electrode is immersed in pure H2O and the other in 6.0 M hydrochloric acid. What is the emf generated by the cell and what is the identity of the electrode that is immersed in hydrochloric acid?
The following problems are based upon the following voltaic cell (concentration of aqueous solutions are 1 M): (Show all work for full credit.) Fe (s) Fe" (aq) | |Cu (aq) | Cu (s) (3) 1. The reduction potential for the iron half reaction is -0.040 v. Use your textbook to determine the reduction potential for the copper half reaction, and record that here. )2. From the voltaic cell written above, which half cell will be the anode, and which will...
The following problems are based upon the following voltaic cell (concentration of aqueous solutions are 1 M): (Show all work for full credit.) Cr(s) c (aq) IlCut (aq) Cu (s) (3) I. From the voltaic cell written above, which half cell will be the anode, and which will be the cathode? Why? (3) 2. Write a balanced equation describing the redox reaction in this cell. (Molecular or Net lonic equation is correct) (2) 3. How many electrons are transferred in...
One electrode of a spontaneous electrochemical cell contains a piece of lead metal dipped into saturated solution of PBSO4 in 1.00 M SO4. The other electrode is a standard hydrogen gas electrode. a) Draw and label all aspects of the electrochemical cell. b) Write the half reactions and the overall electrochemical reaction. c) Determine the emf (Ecell ) for the cell. 1.7 x 10% Ksp PbSO4 Pb (aq) 2 e Note: 2+ E -0.13 V Pb (s)
how would you go about solving this problem via using equations just looking for the equation order i should go about solving this problem In this experiment you will be using the two half reactions Cu?"/Cu and Zn2 /Zn. The standard electrode potential, E°, for these half reactions is +0.34V and-0.76V respectively, so the Nernst Equation for these half reactions is the following Cu ea)+2e - Cus) E - 0.34V 0.0592V Cu2+] 0.0592V Zn 2 Note that solids by definition...