Redox Flashcards

1
Q

What is e.m.f?

A

The standard electrode potential of a half cell connected to a SHE under standard conditions.

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2
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What is the least powerful oxidising agent?

A

Li+

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3
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What is the most powerful reducing agent?

A

Li+

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4
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Define the standard potential electrode

A

The e.m.f of a cell containing a half-cell connected to a standard hydrogen electrode, measured under standard conditions of 298K, 100kPa and concentrations of 1moldm-3.

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5
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Describe advantages of using hydrogen fuel cells rather than burning hydrogen directly.

A
  • Quieter
  • More efficient
  • No nitrogen oxides formed
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6
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Why is ethanol and hydrogen good for fuel cells compared to fossil fuels?

A

Ethanol comes from biomass.

Hydrogen is obtained by the electrolysis of water using a non-fossil source of energy.

There are renewable sources.

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