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2RO; (aq) + 12 H* (aq) + 3 M (s) = RO(g)+ 3M²* (aq) + 6 H2O (1)
E°rxn = 3.86 V.
R: 5 valence e-, electronegativity of R = 3.3
M: 2 valence e-, electronegativity of M = 0.5
O and H represent Oxygen and Hydrogen (the known elements, with their known properties)
All atoms follow the octet rule; except for Hydrogen which follows the duet rule.
Does the above reaction favour the forward or reverse direction? If the concentration of RO; (ag) was
reduced and What is the pH of this reaction? explain the reasons for your answers.
Transcribed Image Text:2RO; (aq) + 12 H* (aq) + 3 M (s) = RO(g)+ 3M²* (aq) + 6 H2O (1) E°rxn = 3.86 V. R: 5 valence e-, electronegativity of R = 3.3 M: 2 valence e-, electronegativity of M = 0.5 O and H represent Oxygen and Hydrogen (the known elements, with their known properties) All atoms follow the octet rule; except for Hydrogen which follows the duet rule. Does the above reaction favour the forward or reverse direction? If the concentration of RO; (ag) was reduced and What is the pH of this reaction? explain the reasons for your answers.
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