Standard Reduction Potential Flashcards

1
Q

What is cell potential?

A

The difference in electric potential energy between the two half-cells

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2
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What are potentials measured in?

A
  • Volts
  • 1V=1J/Coulomb
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3
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What is a standard cell?

A

A galvanic cell in which the entities of the half-cell reactions are at SATP and the solutions have a concentration of 1.0M

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4
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What is standard cell potential?

A

The electrical potential difference of a galvanic cell that is operating under standard conditions

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5
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What does a more positive E° indicate?

A

Easier reduction

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6
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What does a more negative E° indicate?

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Easier oxidation (for the reverse reaction)

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7
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When does a spontaneous reaction occur?

A
  • DeltaE°r (cell) is >0
  • Galvanic or voltaic cell
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8
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When is the reaction at equilibrium?

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DeltaE°r (cell) = 0

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9
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When does a non-spontaneous reaction occur?

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  • DeltaE°r (cell) <0
  • Electrolytic cell
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