We will be using the following metals as electrodes for our Batteries:Mg, Al, Cu, ZnBased on their Atomic Size and Electronegativity, which twocombinations of metals will give the MOST potentail voltage and whichshould give the LEAST.IAVIIIAHHe3753IIAIA IVAVAVIAVIIAFLi152BeB88N75Ne69111777371Si117NaMg160AIAr1861431101049997Se117231197GaGe122As121Br114Kr109153KCaSn158244215In167SbTe137Xe130141133RbSr262217TIPb175Bi146Po140At140Rn140171Cs BaFrRaWe can predict and calculate "potential" voltage by finding thedifference in potential between a cathode and anode. To do thissimply subtract the "potential" for each metal :Voltage= Cathode - AnodeQuestion: Use the potentials listed in the table to check yourcombinations from question 1. Subtract them, and answer: Do thesecombinations truly give the "Highest" and "Least" Voltage. If not, whatcombination does?O O ol이 이 이이 이 이

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We will be using the following metals as electrodes for our Batteries: Mg, Al, Cu, Zn Based on their Atomic Size and Electronegativity, which two combinations of metals will give the MOST potentail voltage and which should give the LEAST. IA VIIIA He 53 37 IIA IIA IVA VA VIA VIIA Li 152 Be 11 N F Ne 88 77 75 73 71 69 Na 186 Mg 160 AI 143 SI 117 P 110 CI Ar 97 104 231 197 Ga 153 Ge 122 As 121 Se 117 Br Kr 109 114 K CaO Са 244 Sn 158 215 Sb In 167 Te 137 Xe 130 141 133 Rb Sr 202 TI 171 Pb 175 Po 140 At Rn 140 217 Bi 146 140 Cs Ba Fr Ra We can predict and calculate "potential" voltage by finding the difference in potential between a cathode and anode. To do this simply subtract the "potential" for each metal : Voltage= Cathode - Anode Question: Use the potentials listed in the table to check your o o ol

We will be using the following metals as electrodes for our Batteries: Mg, Al, Cu, Zn Based on their Atomic Size and Electronegativity, which two combinations of metals will give the MOST potentail voltage and which should give the LEAST. IA VIIIA He 53 37 IIA IIA IVA VA VIA VIIA Li 152 Be 11 N F Ne 88 77 75 73 71 69 Na 186 Mg 160 AI 143 SI 117 P 110 CI Ar 97 104 231 197 Ga 153 Ge 122 As 121 Se 117 Br Kr 109 114 K CaO Са 244 Sn 158 215 Sb In 167 Te 137 Xe 130 141 133 Rb Sr 202 TI 171 Pb 175 Po 140 At Rn 140 217 Bi 146 140 Cs Ba Fr Ra We can predict and calculate "potential" voltage by finding the difference in potential between a cathode and anode. To do this simply subtract the "potential" for each metal : Voltage= Cathode - Anode Question: Use the potentials listed in the table to check your o o ol

Chemical Principles in the Laboratory

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Chapter32: Voltaic Cell Measurements

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