LO 75 - 78 Flashcards

1
Q

OIL - RIG

A

oxidation is loss, reduction is gain

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2
Q

_________ is an assigned number to each atom based on electron assignment used to ID redox reactions in nonmetals

A

oxidation states

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3
Q

oxidation state ____ ionic charge

A

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4
Q

Oxidation state # = . . .

A

the “charge” it would have if all shared electrons were assigned to the more electronegative atom

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5
Q

Group 1A and 2A metals always have oxidation states of ___________

A

+1 and +2 respectively

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6
Q

Oxidation and reduction must occur together where the __________ oxidize other atoms and are themselves _________

A

oxidizing agents
reduced

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7
Q

To balance a redox reaction in both mass and charge use the ______________ method for aqueous solutions

A

half-reaction method of balancing

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8
Q

In an __________ cell, electricity can be generated from redox reactions

A

electrochemical

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9
Q

___________ cells produce a current from a spontaneous redox reaction

A

voltaic/galvanic

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10
Q

_________ cells consume a current to drive a nonspontaneous reaction

A

electrolytic

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11
Q

__________ are conductive surfaces through which electrons can enter and leave half cells

A

electrodes

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12
Q

The continual flow of e- requires a pathway for . . . and that pathway is commonly a _________

A

counterions to flow and neutralize charge buildup
salt bridge

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13
Q

Current in measured in _______

A

Amperes/Amps (A)

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14
Q

1 A = _______

A

1 Coulomb/second

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15
Q

Electrons flow in response to differences in ______________ thus creating current

A

electrical potential

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16
Q

Potential difference is measured in units of __________

A

Volts

17
Q

1 Volt (V) = ___________

A

1 Joule/Coulomb

18
Q

Increased potential difference means _________ tendency for electron flow

A

increased

19
Q

In a voltaic cell, the potential difference between two electrodes is referred to as the __________

A

Cell Potential (E cell)

20
Q

E cell of a voltaic cell depends on the . . .

A

tendency of the reactants to undergo oxidation or reduction

21
Q

E°cell refers to . . .

A

a cell with components in standard state

22
Q

Oxidation (loss of e-) occurs at the ______

A

anode

23
Q

Reduction (gaining e-) occurs at the _____

A

cathode

24
Q

In what direction do electrons in a cell flow?

A

anode to cathode

25
Q

How do you notate an electrochemical cell?

A

Using line notation
- write the oxidation half reaction on the left using the atom being oxidized
- write the reduction half reaction on the right (both start with r!)
- separate components in different states with a vertical line
- separate components in the same states with a comma

26
Q

The potentials of half cells cannot be . . .

A

measured directly

27
Q

How is the potential of half cells calculated?

A

By comparison to the arbitrary zero seen in the standard hydrogen electrode (SHE)

28
Q

How is E° cell calculated?

A

E° cell = E° cathode - E° anode

29
Q

Which electrode in a half-cell will have a greater tendency to oxidize?

A

The electrode more in which E° cell is negatively charged relative to the SHE

30
Q

Which electrode in a half-cell will have a greater tendency to be reduced?

A

The electrode in which E° cell is positive relative to the SHE

31
Q

What happens to the value of E° cell for a half reaction multiplied by some constant?

A

E° cell is NOT changed

32
Q

The half reaction with the more _________ electrode potential tends to oxidize. Thus, look for the reaction with the smallest E° value and assume it will proceed in the __________ direction

A

negative
reverse

33
Q

If the overall E° cell is positive, then the reaction will be ___________

A

spontaneous

34
Q

Most acids dissolve metals by the _________ of K+ ions to ________ gas and the corresponding _________ of metal into its ions

A

reduction
H2
oxidation

35
Q

metals with a reduction half-reaction listed below the reduction of ___________ will dissolve in acid

A

H+ → H2