Please answer all the questions 2. A silver metal indicating electrode and a standard hydrogen reference electrode are dipped intoa solution containing Ag*. From the potentiometric measurement, the potential at the silverelectrode is found to be +0.692 v. Calculate the molarity of silver(I) in the solution.Ag+ + e- Ages)E° = 0.800 v3. A platinum indicator electrode dipping into a solution containing Fe3+ and Fe2+ is used with astandard hydrogen reference electrode. If the measured difference in potential is +0.948 v,calculate the ratio of Fe to Fe2* in the solution.4. Calculate the potential of a platinum electrode in contact with a solution containing 0.1 M VO2*,0.1 M VO, and 4M perchloric acid.Vo2* + 2H* + e-vo + H20E° = 1.000 v

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2. A silver metal indicating electrode and a standard hydrogen reference electrode are dipped into a solution containing Ag*. From the potentiometric measurement, the potential at the silver electrode is found to be +0.692 v. Calculate the molarity of silver(I) in the solution. E° = 0.800 v Ag* + e- Ag(s)

2. A silver metal indicating electrode and a standard hydrogen reference electrode are dipped into a solution containing Ag. From the potentiometric measurement, the potential at the silver electrode is found to be +0.692 v. Calculate the molarity of silver(I) in the solution. E° = 0.800 v Ag + e- Ag(s)

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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