Cr
2
O
7
2
-
I
2
;
reducing agents: I
-
Cr
3
+
SO
4
2
-
21.50
reducing agents
rxn
A
B
A(
s
)
+
B
b
+
(
aq
)
B
B(
s
)
+
A
a
+
(
aq
)
B
H
2
B(
s
)
+
2H
+
(
aq
)
B
B
b
+
(
aq
)
+
H
2
(
g
)
C
A
A(
s
)
+
C
c
+
(
aq
)
C(
s
)
+
A
a
+
(
aq
)
∴
C
A
B
C(
s
)
+
2H
+
(
aq
)
B
C
c
+
(
aq
)
+
H
2
(
g
)
(Metal C
would
cause formation of H
2
gas.)
21.51
a)
copper
b)
oxidizing agent: Cu
2
+
; reducing agent: Fe
c)
yes
d)
Cu
2
+
(
aq
)
+
Fe(
s
)
B
Cu(
s
)
+
Fe
2
+
(
aq
)
e)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
Cu
2
+
-
E
°
Fe
2
+
=
0.34V
-
(
-
0.44V)
=
0.78V
21.52
E
cell
=
-
0.0592V
log
Q
n
K
and
∆
G
=
-
n
FE
cell
a)
When
Q
/
K
<
1,
E
cell
0 and
∆
G
<
0.
When
Q
/
K
=
1,
E
cell
=
0 and
∆
G
=
0.
When
Q
/
K
1,
E
cell
<
0 and
∆
G
0.
b)
Only when
Q
/
K
<
1 will the reaction proceed spontaneously and be able to do work.

21.53
A(
s
)
+
B
+
(
aq
)
B
A
+
(
aq
)
+
B(
s
)
a)
[A
+
] increases and [B
+
] decreases.
b)
E
cell
decreases.
c)
E
cell
=
E
°
cell
-
0.0592V
n
log
[A ]
[B ]
+
+
E
cell
will equal
E
°
cell
when log
[A ]
[B ]
+
+
=
0, which will occur when
[A ]
[B ]
+
+
=
1.
d)
Yes.
E
cell
will be less than
E
°
cell
when
Q
(
=
[A ]
[B ]
+
+
for this problem) is greater than 1.
21.54
a)
E
cell
=
E
°
cell
-
2.303
RT
n F
log
Q
E
cell
=
2.303
RT
n F
log
K
-
2.303
RT
n F
log
Q
E
cell
=
2.303
RT
n F
log
K
Q
=
-
2.303
RT
n F
log
K
Q
If Q/K
<
1,
E
cell
will decrease with a decrease in cell temperature. If
Q
/
K
1,
E
cell
will
increase (become less negative) with a decrease in cell temperature.
b)
E
cell
=
E
°
cell
-
2.303
RT
n F
log
[active ion at anode]
[active ion at cathode]
E
cell
will decrease as the concentration of an active ion at the anode increases.
c)
E
cell
will increase as the concentration of an active ion at the cathode increases.
d)
E
cell
will increase as the pressure of a gaseous reactant in the cathode compartment increases.
21.55
In a concentration cell, the redox reaction proceeds in the direction to achieve concentration
equality in the half-cells.
cathode rxn: M
+
(
aq
)
+
e
-
B
M(
s
)
anode rxn:
M(
s
)
B
M
+
(
aq
)
+
e
-
The more concentrated electrolyte is in the cathode compartment.
21.56
a)
Ni(
s
)
+
2Ag
+
(
aq
)
h
2Ag(
s
)
+
Ni
2
+
(
aq
)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
Ag
+
-
E
°
Ni
2
+
=
0.80V
-
(
-
0.25V)
=
1.05V
E
°
cell
=
0.0592V
n
log
K
log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
2 x 1.05V
0.0592V
=
35.5
K
=
3
x
10
35
b)
2Cr
3
+
(
aq
)
+
3Fe(
s
)
h
3Fe
2
+
(
aq
)
+
2Cr(
s
)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
Cr
3
+
-
E
°
Fe
2
+
=
-
0.74V
-
(
-
0.44V)
=
-
0.30V

log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
6 x ( 0.30V)
0.0592V
-
=
-
30.4
K
=
4
x
10
-
31
21.57
a)
2Al(
s
)
+
3Cd
2
+
(
aq
)
h
2Al
3
+
(
aq
)
+
3Cd(
s
)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
Cd
2
+
-
E
°
Al
3
+
=
-
0.40V
-
(
-
1.66V)
=
1.26V
log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
6 x 1.26V
0.0592V
=
127.7
K
=
5
x
10
127
b)
I
2
(
s
)
+
2Br
-
(
aq
)
h
Br
2
(
l
)
+
2I
-
(
aq
)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
I
2
-
E
°
Br
2
=
0.53V
-
(1.07V)
=
-
0.54V
log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
2 x ( 0.54V)
0.0592V
-
=
-
18.2
K
=
6
x
10
-
19
21.58
a)
2 Ag(
s
)
+
Mn
2
+
(
aq
)
h
2 Ag
+
(
aq
)
+
Mn(
s
)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
Mn
2
+
-
E
°
Ag
+
=
-
1.18V
-
(0.80V)
=
-
1.98V
log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
2 x ( 1.98V)
0.0592
-
=
-
66.9
K
=
1
x
10
-
67
b)
Cl
2
(
g
)
+
2 Br
-
(
aq
)
h
Br
2
(
l
)
+
2 Cl
-
(
aq
)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
Cl
2
-
E
°
Br
2
=
1.36V
-
(1.07V)
=
0.29V
log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
2 x (0.29V)
0.0592
=
9.8
K
=
6
x
10
9
21.59
a)
2 Cr(
s
)
+
3 Cu
2
+
(
aq
)
h
2 Cr
3
+
(
aq
)
+
3 Cu(
s
)
E
°
cell
=
E
°
Cu
2
+
-
E
°
Cr
3
+
=
0.34V
-
(
-
0.74V)
=
1.08V
log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
6 x (1.08V)
0.0592
=
109.5
K
=
3
x
10
109

b)
Sn(
s
)
+
Pb
2
+
(
aq
)
h
Sn
2
+
(
aq
)
+
Pb(
s
)
E
°
=
E
°
Pb
2
+
-
E
°
Sn
2
+
=
-
0.13V
-
(
-
0.14V)
=
0.01V
log
K
=
cell
0.0592V
ο
n E
=
2 x (0.01V)
0.0592
=
0.3
K
=
2
21.60
a)
∆
G
°
=
-
nFE
°
cell
=
-
(2 mol e
-
)
x
(96.5 kJ/V
⋅
mol e
-
)
x
(1.05V)
=
-
203 kJ
b)
∆
G
°
=
-
nFE
°
cell
=
-
(6 mol e
-
)
x
(96.5 kJ/V
⋅
mol e
-
)
x
(
-
0.30V)
=
1.7
x
10
2
kJ
21.61
a)
∆
G
°
=
-
nFE
°
cell
=
-
(6 mol e
-
)
x
(96.5 kJ/V
⋅
mol e
-
)
x
(1.26V)
=
7.30
x
10
2
kJ
b)
∆
G
°
=
-
nFE
°
cell
=
-
(2 mol e
-
)
x
(96.5 kJ/V
⋅
mol e
-
)
x
(
-
0.54V)
=
1.0
x
10
2
kJ
21.62
a)
∆
G
°
=
-
nFE
°
cell
=
-
(2 mol e
-
)
x
(96.5 kJ/V
⋅
mol e
-
)
x


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