Q17. For a lead acid battery, the following diagram showing the possible electrode processes occurring inside the battery. You can assess that this battery is being A. Discharged B. Charged Negative electrode Positive electrode PbSO. PDSO, PbO Dissolution Dissolution Pb (so Pb* sot Diffusion Diffusion Pb? Pb + 20 Charge/discharge react. step Pb 2e + Pb2 Charge/discharge reaction step PbO 2H,04H + 20

Q17. For a lead acid battery, the following diagram showing the possible electrode processes occurring inside the battery. You can assess that this battery is being A. Discharged B. Charged Negative electrode Positive electrode PbSO. PDSO, PbO Dissolution Dissolution Pb (so Pb* sot Diffusion Diffusion Pb? Pb + 20 Charge/discharge react. step Pb 2e + Pb2 Charge/discharge reaction step PbO 2H,04H + 20

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter17: Electrochemistry And Its Applications

Section17.5: Using Standard Half-cell Potentials

Problem 17.10CE

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