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Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

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Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell. The Standard Hydrogen Half Cell The zero point of the reduction chart is the hydrogen half-cell. E is the cell potential or voltage E 0 is the standard cell potential @ 25 o C solutions are 1.0 M gases are 101 KPa. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

ElectrochemistryLesson 7

The StandardHydrogen Cell

Page 2: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

The Standard Hydrogen Half Cell 

The zero point of the reduction chart is the hydrogen half-cell.

E is the cell potential or voltage

E0 is the standard cell potential @ 25 oCsolutions are 1.0 Mgases are 101 KPa

 

 

   

Page 3: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Ag+ reacts with H2 spontaneously Eo = +0.80 v

Zn2+ is nonspontaneous with H2 Eo = -0.76 v

All half reactions are compared to H2

The voltage for any combination is the difference

Page 4: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Using the Reduction Potential Chart

Look on your reduction chart to find the voltage of each agent. Oxidizing agents are on the left and reducing agents are on the right. Formula Agent Type E0

 HClO4 oxidizing

 

Page 5: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell
Page 6: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Using the Reduction Potential Chart

Look on your reduction chart to find the voltage of each agent. Oxidizing agents are on the left and reducing agents are on the right. Formula Agent Type E0

 ClO4

- Acid oxidizing 1.39 v

HNO3 oxidizing

Page 7: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Take higher oneStronger Oxidizing Agent

HNO3 is both H+ and NO3

-

Page 8: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Using the Reduction Potential Chart

Look on your reduction chart to find the voltage of each agent. Oxidizing agents are on the left and reducing agents are on the right. Formula Agent Type E0

 ClO4

- Acid oxidizing 1.39 v

HNO3 oxidizing 0.96 v

HCl oxidizing

Page 9: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell
Page 10: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Using the Reduction Potential Chart

Look on your reduction chart to find the voltage of each agent. Oxidizing agents are on the left and reducing agents are on the right. Formula Agent Type E0

 ClO4

- Acid oxidizing 1.39 v

HNO3 oxidizing 0.96 v

HCl oxidizing 0.00 vSO4

2- reducing

Page 11: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

The reaction is reversed so the E0 = -2.01 v

Oxidation

Page 12: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Using the Reduction Potential Chart

Look on your reduction chart to find the voltage of each agent. Oxidizing agents are on the left and reducing agents are on the right. Formula Agent Type E0

 ClO4

- Acid oxidizing 1.39 v

HNO3 oxidizing 0.96 v

HCl oxidizing 0.00 vSO4

2- reducing -2.01 v

MnO4- Acid oxidizing

Page 13: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell
Page 14: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Using the Reduction Potential Chart

Look on your reduction chart to find the voltage of each agent. Oxidizing agents are on the left and reducing agents are on the right.  Formula Agent Type E0

 ClO4

- Acid oxidizing 1.39 v

HNO3 oxidizing 0.96 v

HCl oxidizing 0.00 v SO4

2- reducing -2.01 v

MnO4- Acid oxidizing 1.51 v

MnO4- Alkaline oxidizing

Page 15: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell
Page 16: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Using the Reduction Potential Chart

Look on your reduction chart to find the voltage of each agent. Oxidizing agents are on the left and reducing agents are on the right. Formula Agent Type E0

 ClO4

- Acid oxidizing 1.39 v

HNO3 oxidizing 0.96 v

HCl oxidizing 0.00 vSO4

2- reducing -2.01 v

MnO4- Acid oxidizing 1.51 v

MnO4- Alkaline oxidizing 0.60 v

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Formula Agent Type E0

H2SO4 oxidizing

Page 18: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

H2SO4 → HSO4- + H+

Don’t have SO42-

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Formula Agent Type E0

H2SO4 oxidizing 0.00 v

 H2O Neutral oxidizing

 

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Page 21: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Formula Agent Type E0

H2SO4 oxidizing 0.00 v

 H2O Neutral oxidizing -0.41 v

 H2O Neutral reducing

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Page 23: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Formula Agent Type E0

H2SO4 oxidizing 0.00 v

 H2O Neutral oxidizing -0.41 v

 H2O Neutral reducing -0.82 v

Fe2+ reducing

Page 24: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Formula Agent Type E0

H2SO4 oxidizing 0.00 v

 H2O Neutral oxidizing -0.41 v

 H2O Neutral reducing -0.82 v

Fe2+ reducing -0.77 v

Fe2+ oxidizing

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Formula Agent Type E0

H2SO4 oxidizing 0.00 v

 H2O Neutral oxidizing -0.41 v

 H2O Neutral reducing -0.82 v

Fe2+ reducing -0.77 v

Fe2+ oxidizing -0.45 v 

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Determine if the reaction below is spontaneous. Write a balanced equation for the reaction and calculate the E0.  1. MnO4

- & Mn2+ Acid

Page 27: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Reduction

Oxidation

The top reaction is written forward

The bottom reaction is reversed and the voltage is changed to negative

Page 28: Electrochemistry Lesson 7 The Standard Hydrogen Cell

Determine if the reaction below is spontaneous. Write a balanced equation for the reaction and calculate the E0.  1. MnO4

- & Mn2+ Acid

2(MnO4- + 8H+ + 5e-→ Mn2+ + 4H2O) 1.51 v

5(Mn2+ + 2H2O → MnO2(s)+ 4H+ + 2e-) -1.22 v

2MnO4-+16H++5Mn2++10H2O → 2Mn2++8H2O+5MnO2(s)+20H+

2MnO4- + 3Mn2+ + 2H2O → 5MnO2(s) + 4H+ 0.29 v

add potentials

40.29 v

3 2

simplify

positive voltage- spontaneous