Intro To Electroanalytical Chem Flashcards

1
Q

How do potentials arise in chemistry

How is it cause

A

Due to a buildup of electrons (charge)

Caused by redox rxns

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2
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What is the anode
What does it mean

A

Oxidation
Loses electrons

Leo

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3
Q

What is the cathode

What happens to it

A

Reduction

Gain electrons

Ger

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4
Q

Who do you convert reduction potential to oxidation potentials

A

Flip the sign

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5
Q

What is the potential of the SHE

what are all standard reduction potentials relative to

A

0V

RELATIVE TO THE SHE

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6
Q

What are galvanic cells

A

Two half cells that help measure the voltage (potential difference) between two electrodes

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7
Q

What is voltage

A

A measure of the tendency to be reduced or oxidized

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8
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From a diagram to see which is the anode and cathode:

A
  • side of voltmeter is anode oxidation loss

+ side of voltmeter is cathode reduction gain

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9
Q

What is measure and controlled in

Potentiometer
Amperometry
Voltammetry
Direct coulometry
Conductometry
Impedimetry

A

E i=0
i (current) E
i=f(t) E=f(t)
——
Conductivity
Electrical impedance E= constant+f(t)

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