ACTIVITY 2 Directions: Show the half reaction and calculate the standard cell potential of the following givens. 1. What is the standard cell potential of bromine that gains two electron to form bromine ion and iron ion with three excess proton that gains one electron? SOLUTION

ACTIVITY 2 Directions: Show the half reaction and calculate the standard cell potential of the following givens. 1. What is the standard cell potential of bromine that gains two electron to form bromine ion and iron ion with three excess proton that gains one electron? SOLUTION

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter22: An Introduction To Electroanalytical Chemistry

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Problem 22.7QAP: Calculate the theoretical potential of each of the following cells. Is the cell reaction spontaneous...

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ACTIVITY 2
Directions: Show the half reaction and calculate the standard cell potential of the following givens.
1. What is the standard cell potential of bromine that gains two electron to form bromine ion and iron ion
with three excess proton that gains one electron?
SOLUTION
2. Solve for the cell potential of the electrolytic cell shown below.
21- + Al* AI + 12
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