Gibbs energy change of a cell reaction from its EMF
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Question 1
26 Jun 2022
147
Cu(s)+Sn2+(0.001M)→Cu2+(0.01M)+Sn(s) The Gibbs free energy change for the above reaction at 298K is x×10−1kJmol−1. The value of x is ____. [nearest integer] [Given: ECu2+/Cu⊖=0.34V;ESn2+/Sn⊖=−0.14V;F=96500Cmol−1 ]
Question 2
27 Jun 2022
147
For the reaction taking place in the cell: Pt (s) ∣H2 (g) ∣H+(aq) ∥Ag+(aq) ∣Ag(s)ECello=+0.5332V. The value of ΔfG0 is ____kJmol−1. (in nearest integer)
Question 3
23 Jan 2025
102
Standard electrode potentials for a few half cells are mentioned below: