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Dmitry [639]
2 years ago
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what is the cell potential at 250c for the following galvanic cell?pb(s)|pb2 (1.0m)||cu2 (1.0 x 10-4 m)|cu(s)

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1 answer:
jenyasd209 [6]2 years ago
3 0

The cell potential at 250c for the following galvanic cell

pb(s)|pb2 (1.0m)||cu2 (1.0 x 10-4 m)|cu(s)

is 0.345V.

<h3>What is Electrolytic cell? </h3>

It is a device that is used for the conversion of the electrical energy of the redox reactions into a chemical energy.

<h3>What is redox reaction?</h3>

The reaction in which reduction and oxidation reaction both take place in the reaction is known as redox reaction.

<h3>What is oxidation reaction?</h3>

Oxidation reaction are those reaction in which compound or substance looses its electron. In this type of reaction, oxidation state of an element increasing.

<h3>What is reduction reaction?</h3>

Reduction reaction are those reaction in which compound or substance accept the electron. In this type of reaction, oxidation state of an element goes on decreasing.

Reaction at cathode:

Cu+2 + 2e ------ Cu E°(anode) = -0. 126V

Reaction at anode:

pb ------- pb(+2) + 2e E°(cathode) = 0.337

E°cell = -0.126 -0.337

= -0.463V.

As we know that,

E cell = E°cell -0.059/2(log([cathode]/[anode])

= -0.463 - (0.059/2) × (-4)

= -0.463 + 0.118

= 0.345V

Thus, we concluded that the cell potential at 250c for the following galvanic cell

pb(s)|pb2 (1.0m)||cu2 (1.0 x 10-4 m)|cu(s)

is 0.345V.

learn more about redox reaction:

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