| 2) Based on the Nernst Equation, explain why the slope is in the direction that it is for the graph that you made above of ln[Zn2+] vs. the measured voltage. |
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Based on the Nernst Equation, explain why the slope is in the
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ELECTROCHEMISTRY PRE-LAB ASSIGNMENT: Use the data given below to do similar calculations as you w...
Pre Lab : Electrochemistry
ELECTROCHEMISTRY PRE-LAB ASSIGNMENT: Use the data given below to do similar calculations as you will be performing in today's lab Part A: Verification of the Nernst equation The electrochemical cell to be used can be represented using conventional cell notation as: Ag(s) l Agcl(s) HCII M)|Ce(aq),Ce (a) Pts) [Ce4+]-0. | 0 M [Ce3+]-0. I 0 M Room temperature 21.6°C voltage(m V Solution mL of Ce+ solution mL of Ces solution 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 24.0...
Partner's Name Instructor Procedure I, Voltaic Cell Zn/Zn2+ 1.0 M || Cu2+ 1.0 M/Cu In the...
Partner's Name Instructor Procedure I, Voltaic Cell Zn/Zn2+ 1.0 M || Cu2+ 1.0 M/Cu In the space below write the equations for the two half reactions and sum them appropriately to calculate the standard reaction potential for a 1.0 M voltaic cell. Show the overall net ionic equation for this reaction. 9pts.) Standard reaction potential Write the expression for Q for this redox reaction. (4 pes) In the space below show a calculation using the Nemst equation to determine the...
2. To graphically represent the value of t, based on your data, consider equation 8: V.(t)...
2. To graphically represent the value of t, based on your data, consider equation 8: V.(t) = Voerc Because RC = t, this is equivalent to Vi(t) = Voez. Taking the natural logarithm of both sides yields In(V.) = (-1)+ + In(Vo) (Recall that In(ex) = x and In(ab) = In(a) + In(b)). Observe that this has the form of a linear equation y = mx + b for which y = ln(Vc), x=t, the slope m= (-), and the...
yes, which the data for the experiment is given in the pictures Problem #1 Use this...
yes, which the data for the experiment is given in the
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Problem #1 Use this data to calculate Ksp of Ca(OH)2. The Ca(OH) used was 15.0 ml, titrated with 0.05M HCI DATA TABLE: TITRATION OF THE SUPERNATANT LIQUID Trial 1 Trial 2 Data Volume of CaOH, solution, mL (supernatant liquid) Initial buret reading, mL Final buret reading, mL Volume of HCl required for titration, mL Equivalence point (mL) Average Kop Problem #2 R PPPPPP LABORATORY REPORT YOU MUST SHOW...
Pre Lab : Electrochemistry
ELECTROCHEMISTRY PRE-LAB ASSIGNMENT: Use the data given below to do similar calculations as you will be performing in today's lab Part A: Verification of the Nernst equation The electrochemical cell to be used can be represented using conventional cell notation as: Ag(s) l Agcl(s) HCII M)|Ce(aq),Ce (a) Pts) [Ce4+]-0. | 0 M [Ce3+]-0. I 0 M Room temperature 21.6°C voltage(m V Solution mL of Ce+ solution mL of Ces solution 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 25.0 24.0...
Partner's Name Instructor Procedure I, Voltaic Cell Zn/Zn2+ 1.0 M || Cu2+ 1.0 M/Cu In the space below write the equations for the two half reactions and sum them appropriately to calculate the standard reaction potential for a 1.0 M voltaic cell. Show the overall net ionic equation for this reaction. 9pts.) Standard reaction potential Write the expression for Q for this redox reaction. (4 pes) In the space below show a calculation using the Nemst equation to determine the...
2. To graphically represent the value of t, based on your data, consider equation 8: V.(t) = Voerc Because RC = t, this is equivalent to Vi(t) = Voez. Taking the natural logarithm of both sides yields In(V.) = (-1)+ + In(Vo) (Recall that In(ex) = x and In(ab) = In(a) + In(b)). Observe that this has the form of a linear equation y = mx + b for which y = ln(Vc), x=t, the slope m= (-), and the...
yes, which the data for the experiment is given in the
pictures
Problem #1 Use this data to calculate Ksp of Ca(OH)2. The Ca(OH) used was 15.0 ml, titrated with 0.05M HCI DATA TABLE: TITRATION OF THE SUPERNATANT LIQUID Trial 1 Trial 2 Data Volume of CaOH, solution, mL (supernatant liquid) Initial buret reading, mL Final buret reading, mL Volume of HCl required for titration, mL Equivalence point (mL) Average Kop Problem #2 R PPPPPP LABORATORY REPORT YOU MUST SHOW...
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