Chapter 12 Flashcards
Galvanic (Voltaic) Cell
- Spontaneous
- ∆G
- Ecell
Anode:
* Site of oxidation
* Current flows toward it
* Has - designation
Cathode:
* Electrons flow towards it
* Attracts cations
Electrolytic Cell
- Nonspontaneous
- ∆G
- Ecell
Anode:
* Site of oxidation
* Current flows toward it
Cathode:
* Electrons flow toward it
* Has - designation
* Attracts cations
Lead-Acid Battery
- Rechargeable
Charging:
* Electrolytic
* Anode: PbSO4 (+ charge)
* Cathode: PbSO4 (- charge)
Discharging:
* Galvanic
* Anode: Pb (- charge)
* Cathode: PbO2 (+ charge)
Cell diagram image below
Nickel-Cadmium (Ni-Cd) Batteries
- Rechargeable
Charging:
* Electrolytic
* Anode: Cd(OH)2 (+ charge)
* Cathode: Ni(OH)2 (- charge)
Discharging:
* Galvanic
* Anode: Cd (- charge)
* Cathode: NiO(OH) (+ charge)
Molten NaCl Battery
- Always electrolytic
Discharging:
* Anode: Any (- charge)
* Cathode: Any (+ charge)
Daniell Cell
- Always galvanic
Discharging:
* Anode: Zn (- charge)
* Cathode: Cu (+ charge)
Electrodeposition Equation
Standard Reduction Potentials (E˚red)
- Measured by setting up cell relative to standard Hydrogen electrode (given reduction potential of 0 V by convention)
Highest reduction potential: reduced
Lowest reduction potential: oxidized
Electromotive Force (emf)
Positive:
* Spontaneous cell
* Galvanic
Negative:
* Nonspontaneous cell
* Electrolytic