The electrode potential of the following half cell at .
is ..... (Nearest integer).
Given:
The electrode potential of the following half cell at .
is ..... (Nearest integer).
Given:
Correct answer:275
Standard Method
Given: , , , and .
Find: The electrode potential in the form .
The cell reaction used in the solution is
So,
Using the Nernst equation as shown,
Since
we get
Therefore,
So, the required nearest integer is 275.
Convert the final voltage to the asked form
Given: The final cell potential obtained from the Nernst equation is .
Find: The integer multiplying .
Rewrite the voltage as
Hence the nearest integer asked in the question is 275.
Using the Nernst reaction quotient in the wrong order. This changes the sign of the logarithmic term. First identify the cell reaction correctly, then write consistently from products over reactants.
Subtracting standard potentials incorrectly. For a galvanic cell, use . Here the negative sign on must be handled carefully.
Forgetting that electrons are involved. In the Nernst equation, the denominator must contain the number of electrons transferred; otherwise the correction term becomes incorrect.
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