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Electrode Potentials Flashcards

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What are the standard conditions for electrode potentials?

A

Temp: 298K
Pressure: 100kPa
Concentration: 1 mol dm-3

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How do you calculate EMF?

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EMF(rhs) - EMF(lhs)

Reduction - oxidation

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Why do we use a salt bridge?

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Allows ions to move between two beakers/solutions

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What is a salt bridge

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Filet paper soaked in ionic solution

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If it has a negative Electrode potential, what does it mean?

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Oxidation

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If it has a positive electrode potential, what does it mean?

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Reduction takes place

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