Y2 Electrochemistry (P) Flashcards

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the more -ve the standard electrode potential value will be the

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  • (-)ve electrode
  • will release electrons (oxidation)
  • Equations will go in the reverse direction (electrons on the right)
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The more +ve standard electrode potential will be the

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  • (+)ve electrode
  • will gain electrons (reduction)
  • The equation will go in the forward direction (electrons on the left)
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3
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Electrons flow

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From the more -ve E(⦵) to the more +ve E(⦵)

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4
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emf =

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emf = E(red) - E(oxi)

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5
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what takes place at the anode?

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Oxidation

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6
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What takes place at the cathode

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Reduction

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7
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Which electrode is on the left side in the notation of a cell

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anode (oxidation)

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Which electrode is on the right side in the notation of a cell?

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cathode ( reduction )

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9
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What do single lines represent on notation of a cell?

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Phase boundary

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10
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What do double lines represent on notation of a cell?

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salt bridge

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11
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electrons flow from areas of

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high electron potential to low electron potential

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12
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What’s the strongest reducing agent?

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The substance with the most negative E (⦵) value
Lithium is the strongest

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