<h2>ANSWER:</h2><h2>_____________________________________</h2><h3>
Why is there no reaction between silver and copper (II) nitrate?</h3>
For the reaction to occur, it is necessary that the metal which replaces the metal from the compound LIES above that metal in the ELECTROCHEMICAL SERIES(ECS). The metal in the compound here is Copper (II) nitrate where as the metal trying to displace is silver. Silver lies below the copper in a ECS, that means Copper is more reactive than silver. The reaction is not possible because more reactive metal displaces less reactive metal from its compound, and silver is LESS reactive than copper so it cant displace the copper from copper nitrate.
<h2>_____________________________________</h2><h2>THE ELECTROCHEMICAL SERIES IS ATTACHED BELOW</h2>
Answer:
for system would be -1.53 V
Explanation:
Determination of standard reduction potential of any system is done by placing the system in cathode and a reference half cell in anode and then evaluate the cell potential. The cell potential is the standard reduction potential of the system.
So
As is equal to 0 therefore cell potential is equal to reduction potential of any system by taking hydrogen electrode as a reference.
equal to -0.76 V with respect to hydrogen
equal to 0.77 V with respect to hydrogen
Therefore standard reduction potential of system when system is taken as reference is-
= -0.76 V - 0.77 V
= -1.53 V
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