8. Calculate the equilibrium constant, K, for the chemical reaction:2Az* + H₂O=Az₂O + 2H* (a) 10.11.3 (b) 10-10.1 (c) 10-6.0 (d) 10-16.4

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Problems 6-11
Arizonium (Az) is a newly discovered element. Below is a Table listing the chemical potentials
at 300 K of the A* cation and the Az₂O oxide.
Dissolved substances
Az*
H+
Solid substances
Az
Az₂O
Liquid substances
H₂O
μº chemical potential (Joule/mole)
48,250
0
6. Determine the standard potential (Az* = 1M) for the reaction: Az* +e* = Az
(a) 0.400 V.
(b) 0.500 V (c) 0.700 V
(d) 0.800 V
7. Determine the standard potential for the reaction: Az₂O + 2H+ + 2e = 2Az +H₂O
(a) 0.991 V
(b) 0.701 V (c) 0.698 V
(d) 1.203 V
8. Calculate the equilibrium constant, K, for the chemical reaction:2Az* + H₂O=Az₂O + 2H+
(a) 10-11.3 (b) 10-10.1 (c) 10-6.0
(d) 10-16.4
(a) 5.5
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0
-45953
9. Determine the pH value at which the potential for the two reactions,
Azt te = Az and Az₂O + 2H* +2e= 2Az +H₂O, intersect.
(b) 6.2
-237,191
000
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(d) 10.1
10. Calculate the equilibrium potential for the reaction Az₂O + 2H+ + 2e = 2Az +H₂O
at pH= 12.
(a) 0.271 V (b) 0.631 V
(d) 0.321 V
11. Calculate the equilibrium potential for reaction for the reaction, Az+ +e* = Az
for [Az*] = 106 M.
(a) 0.340 V (b) 0.370 V
(c) 8.2
(c) 0.751 V
(c) 0.770 V
(d) 0.140 V
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Transcribed Image Text:Problems 6-11 Arizonium (Az) is a newly discovered element. Below is a Table listing the chemical potentials at 300 K of the A* cation and the Az₂O oxide. Dissolved substances Az* H+ Solid substances Az Az₂O Liquid substances H₂O μº chemical potential (Joule/mole) 48,250 0 6. Determine the standard potential (Az* = 1M) for the reaction: Az* +e* = Az (a) 0.400 V. (b) 0.500 V (c) 0.700 V (d) 0.800 V 7. Determine the standard potential for the reaction: Az₂O + 2H+ + 2e = 2Az +H₂O (a) 0.991 V (b) 0.701 V (c) 0.698 V (d) 1.203 V 8. Calculate the equilibrium constant, K, for the chemical reaction:2Az* + H₂O=Az₂O + 2H+ (a) 10-11.3 (b) 10-10.1 (c) 10-6.0 (d) 10-16.4 (a) 5.5 Dashboard 0 -45953 9. Determine the pH value at which the potential for the two reactions, Azt te = Az and Az₂O + 2H* +2e= 2Az +H₂O, intersect. (b) 6.2 -237,191 000 logo Calendar (d) 10.1 10. Calculate the equilibrium potential for the reaction Az₂O + 2H+ + 2e = 2Az +H₂O at pH= 12. (a) 0.271 V (b) 0.631 V (d) 0.321 V 11. Calculate the equilibrium potential for reaction for the reaction, Az+ +e* = Az for [Az*] = 106 M. (a) 0.340 V (b) 0.370 V (c) 8.2 (c) 0.751 V (c) 0.770 V (d) 0.140 V 5 To Do Notifications 31 Inbox
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