Electrochemical Equilibria Quiz
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What is the overall cell reaction for the given cell?

  • 2Ag+ + Fe → Fe2+ + 2Ag
  • Fe + 2Ag+ → Fe2+ + 2Ag (correct)
  • Fe2+ + Ag → Fe + 2Ag+
  • Fe2+ + 2Ag → Fe + 2Ag+
  • What is the value of E0cell for the given cell?

  • 0.80V
  • 0.36V
  • 0.44V
  • 1.24V (correct)
  • What is the potential of the concentration cell Pt/H2 (8atm)/HCl(0.3M)/H2(2atm)/Pt at 250C?

  • 0.36V
  • 0.0591V
  • 1.24V
  • 0.01779V (correct)
  • What is the anode in the concentration cell Pt/H2 (8atm)/HCl(0.3M)/H2(2atm)/Pt?

    <p>H2 (8atm)</p> Signup and view all the answers

    What is the cathode in the given cell with the overall reaction Fe + 2Ag+ → Fe2+ + 2Ag?

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    Study Notes

    Cell Reaction and Electrode Identification

    • The overall cell reaction for the given cell is: Fe + 2Ag+ → Fe2+ + 2Ag
    • The anode in the concentration cell Pt/H2 (8atm)/HCl(0.3M)/H2(2atm)/Pt is the electrode with 8atm H2
    • The cathode in the given cell with the overall reaction Fe + 2Ag+ → Fe2+ + 2Ag is where the reduction reaction occurs: 2Ag+ → 2Ag

    Cell Potential and Concentration

    • The value of E0cell for the given cell is not specified, but it can be calculated using the standard electrode potentials of the involved half-reactions
    • The potential of the concentration cell Pt/H2 (8atm)/HCl(0.3M)/H2(2atm)/Pt at 250C can be calculated using the Nernst equation, considering the concentration gradient of H2 and H+ ions

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    Test your knowledge of electrochemical equilibria with this quiz. Covering topics such as Nernst equation, ion selective electrode, and numericals on electrochemistry, this quiz will challenge your understanding of electrochemical processes.

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