6. In class we went through a semi-empirical derivation of the i(t)-Eappl Curve expected in a voltammetryexperiment involving a reversible redox reaction,0.0592,mRm(t) – i(t)0.0592Eappl =|E+Flog-mo-lognEq. 2-1ni(t)Show how to rearrange Eq. 2-1 to yield an expression to calculate the current i(t) for a particular Egpplvalue, i(t) = f(E appl ) -

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6. In class we went through a semi-empirical derivation of the i(t)-Eappi Curve expected in a voltammetry experiment involving a reversible redox reaction, 0.0592, -log- 0.0592, Flog mo. m (t) – i(t)) i(t) Eapol E mR Eq. 2-1 Show how to rearrange Eq. 2-1 to yield an expression to calculate the current i(t) for a particular Egppl value, i(1) = f(E appl ) -

6. In class we went through a semi-empirical derivation of the i(t)-Eappi Curve expected in a voltammetry experiment involving a reversible redox reaction, 0.0592, -log- 0.0592, Flog mo. m (t) – i(t)) i(t) Eapol E mR Eq. 2-1 Show how to rearrange Eq. 2-1 to yield an expression to calculate the current i(t) for a particular Egppl value, i(1) = f(E appl ) -

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter22: Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry And Coulometry

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Problem 22.30QAP

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