3) Calculate the potential in the following cell (8 points) Pb|Pb2+(1.00M)|| Ag+ (1.00M) |Ag
a. right at the beginning when you start using this voltaic cell,
b. when 50% of the Ag+ ions have been consumed,
c. when 99% of the Ag+ ions have been consumed, and
d. when 99.99% of the Ag+ ions have been consumed. Keep in mind that both, the Pb2+ and the Ag+ concentrations are changing
The cell potentials calculations are as given below.
Eocell = Ecathode - Eanode
= 1.60 - 0.126
= 1.726 V
We will use Nernst equation,
Ecell = Eocell - 0.059/2 log Q
Q = [product]/[reactant]
At the begining,
Q = 1
Ecell = Eocell = 1.726 V
When 50 % Ag+ is consumed
Ecell = 1.71 V
When 99.99% Ag+ is consumed
Ecell = 1.70 V
3) Calculate the potential in the following cell (8 points) Pb|Pb2+(1.00M)|| Ag+ (1.00M) |Ag a. right...
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