Chapter 21: Q21.58P (page 975)
What is the value of the equilibrium constant for the reaction between each pair at ?
Short Answer
(a) Equilibrium constant for the reaction between
(b) Equilibrium constant for the reaction between
Chapter 21: Q21.58P (page 975)
What is the value of the equilibrium constant for the reaction between each pair at ?
(a) Equilibrium constant for the reaction between
(b) Equilibrium constant for the reaction between
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(a) In order of decreasing strength as oxidizing agents:
(b) In order of increasing strength as oxidizingagents :,
Comparing the standard electrode potentials of the Group metalswith the negative of their first ionization energies reveals a discrepancy:
Ionization process reversed:
Electrode reaction:
Note that the electrode potentials do not decrease smoothly down the group, as the ionization energies do. You might expect that if it is more difficult to remove an electron from an atom to form a gaseous ion (larger), then it would be less difficult to add an electron to an aqueous ion to form an atom (smaller), yetis more difficult to reduce than. Applying Hess’s law, use an approach similar to that for a Born-Haber cycle to break down the process occurring at the electrode into three steps and label the energy involved in each step. How can you account for the discrepancy?
What is the direction of electron flow with respect to the anode and the cathode in a battery? Explain.
What are and of a redox reaction atfor which and.
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