Chapter 18 Flashcards

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Electrochemistry

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Transformations between electrical and chemical energy

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2
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Redox reaction

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2 simultaneous half reactions

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3
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Oxidation

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Loss of electrons
Reducing agent
Oxidation number increases

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Reduction

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Gain of electrons
Oxidizing agent
Oxidation number decreases

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5
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Disproportionation reaction

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One species simultaneously oxidized and reduced
Decomposition reaction

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Balancing redox

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Split, balance, H2O, H+, (OH- both), electrons, balance, add

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7
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Electrical current

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Flow of charge
Redox reaction

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8
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Electrochemical cell

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Generates electricity with redox reactions

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9
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Voltaic or galvanic cell

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Produces current from spontaneous redox reaction
Chemical to electrical energy

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10
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Produces current from spontaneous redox reaction

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Voltaic or galvanic cells

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11
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Chemical to electrical energy

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Voltaic or galvanic cell

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12
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Electrolytic cell

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Consumes current to drive a nospontaneous redox reaction
Electrical to chemical energy

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13
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Consumes current to drive a nospontaneous redox reaction

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Electrolytic cell

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14
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Electrical to chemical energy

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Electrolytic cell

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15
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Anode

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Oxidation
Electrons away (source)

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16
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Cathode

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Reduction
Electrons come (electron sink)

17
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Salt bridge

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Balances electron flow to prevent a buildup of charge

18
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Salt bridge ion flow

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Anions to anode
Cations to cathode

19
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Potential difference

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Charge difference at electrodes drives current
Measured in volts

20
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Cell potential

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Ecell
Potential difference of a voltaic cell

21
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Positive Ecell

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Spontaneous

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Negative Ecell

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Nonspontaneous

23
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Ecell

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Tendency of a redox reaction to happen spontaneously
Higher = more likely

24
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Cell diagram

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Anode/anode solution(M)//cathode solution(M)/cathode

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SHE
Standard hydrogen electrode Used to measure half reactions voltage
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Standard reduction potentials
Standard Ecell values given for reduction half reaction Reverse to get oxidation
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Dry cell
Acidic, connected in series, 1.5 V Shorter life, not rechargeable
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Alkaline battery
Basic, connected in series, 1.54 V each Longer life, not rechargeable
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Lead acid battery
6 voltaic cells in series, 12V Rechargeable and heavy
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Nickel cadmium battery
1.3 V Toxic
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Nickel metal hydroxide battery
2.6 V Used in EV
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Lithium ion battery
New, light weight Relies on movement of Li+ ions
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Fuel cell
Voltaic cell using oxidation of a continuous fuel supply Combustion
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Concentration cells
Electron flow based on concentration difference, towards lower concentration
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Ecell of a concentration cell
Zero Reactions are exactly opposite