Electrode potentials Flashcards

1
Q

When is a platinum electrode used in a standard cell

A

if the element is not present in solid form in the equation/ reaction

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2
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conditions of a standard cell potential

A

Solutions have concentrations of exactly one moldm^-3
298*k
100KPa

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3
Q

Example salt bridge

A

KNO3

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4
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More negetive E* values means …

A

Greater tendency to loose electrons and undergo oxidation

lower tendency to gain electrons and undergo reduction

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5
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More positive E* values means …

A

lower tendency to loose electrons and undergo oxidation

greater tendency to gain electrons and undergo reduction

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6
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E* values in metals

A

More negative more likely to loose electrons

more positive more likely to gain electrons

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7
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E* cell equation

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Ecell = E (positive electrode) - E* (negative electrode)

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