Electrochemistry. Flashcards
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Relation between Gibbs free energy and emf of the cell
−ΔG=nFE⁰(cell)
; F= Faradays constant =96500
Gibbs Helmholtz Eq
ΔG=?
ΔG = ΔH+ T[d(ΔG)/dt]
; valid for constant pressure
Gibbs Helmholtz eq
dE(cell)/dt=?
dE(cell)/dt= ΔH/nFT + E(cell)/T
Relation between entropy change and emf of the cell
ΔS=nF(dEcell/dt)
Nearst Eq E(cell)=?
E(cell)=
E(cell)=E⁰(cell)-0.0591/n x log₁₀ K
;K= reaction quotient
n= electrons transferred in cell reaction
Faradays first law w=?
w=zit
; z= Atomic number/ nF
n= electrons transferred in cell reaction
Faradays second law w=?
w=QE/F
; E= Equivalent weight
Q= charge passed
w= amount liberated / deposited on electrode
In electrochemistry , conductivity k=?
k= l/a x G
; k= conductivity
G = conductance
l/a = cell constant
In electrochemistry , molar conductance Λ(m)=?
Λ(m)= k x 1000/c
; c= concentration of cell
Λ(m) = molar conductance
k= conductivity
Debye Huckel Onsages Eq
Λ(m)= ?
Λ(m)=Λ⁰(m) - A√c
; c = concentration of sol.
Λ⁰(m)= Molar conductivity on infinite dilution
Λ(m)= Molar conductivity
Electrolytic reaction of NaCl (aq)
At anode : 2Cl-= Cl2 + 2e-
At cathode: 2H20 + 2e= H2 + 2OH-
Electrolytic reaction of CuSo4
At anode: 2H20= O2+4H+ +4e-
At cathode: Cu+2 + 2e- = Cu
Electrolytic reaction of Na2So4
At anode: 2H20= O2+4H+ + 4e-
At cathode: 2H20+ 2e- = H2+ 2OH-
Electrolytic reaction of NaCl dilute
At anode: 2H20= O2+ 4H+ +4e-
At cathode: 2H20+2e= H2+2OH-