Electrode potentials and fuel cells - 1 Flashcards

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Standard electrode potentials that are more negative are more likely to…

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loose electrons therefor be oxidised

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cell potential formula

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most positive - most negetive

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advantages of fuel cells for energy

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only H20 formed so not polluting

greater efficiency

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disadvantages of fuel cells for energy

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H2 is difficult to store
H2 difficult to manufacture initially
limited life cycle of H2 absorber

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define standard electrode potential

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the potential difference of electrochemical cell comprising of a [cu/cu2+] (WHATEVER IS IN QUESTION) half cell combined with a standard hydrogen electrode
1atm/ 1moldm-3 / 298K

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What do you need to measure standard electrode potential?

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saltbridge
voltmeter
platinum electrode dipping into 1moldm-3 H+
hydrogen gas feed

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