Below are the reduction half reactions for chemolithoautotrophic denitrification, where hydrogen is a source of electrons and energy and nitrate is the terminal electron acceptor. NO3 + 10e-> N₂ (E° = +0.74 V) • H+ + 2e -> H₂ (E° = -0.42 V) If you balance and combine the reactions so that 110 moles of H₂ gas are oxidized to H*, how many moles of NO3 will be reduced to dinitrogen gas?

Below are the reduction half reactions for chemolithoautotrophic denitrification, where hydrogen is a source of electrons and energy and nitrate is the terminal electron acceptor. NO3 + 10e-> N₂ (E° = +0.74 V) • H+ + 2e -> H₂ (E° = -0.42 V) If you balance and combine the reactions so that 110 moles of H₂ gas are oxidized to H*, how many moles of NO3 will be reduced to dinitrogen gas?

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter22: An Introduction To Electroanalytical Chemistry

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