A group of students were tasked to perform the metal coupling of iron nail similar to Experiment 3: Corrosion of Metals. They were given two metals, metal Q and metal J, to couple to iron nail. They prepared an agar medium with KgFe(CN)6 and phenolphthalein. Their professor informed them that metal Q forms an orange color while metal j forms maroon color when oxidized. Their professors also gave them the reduction half-reactions for the corresponding metal ions including the reduction of Fe2. 12 + 2e - Fe + 2e- Fe Q?* + 2e-Q O2 + 2H;0 + 4e- 40H Which is the reduction process that occured for Fe nail coupled with metal j? E° =. 1.66 v E° .0.44 v E° =. 0.25 v E° = + 0.40 v A Q2* + 2e - -Q B 02 + 2H20 + 4e- 40H J * + 2e: -) Fe 2* + 2e - Fe
A group of students were tasked to perform the metal coupling of iron nail similar to Experiment 3: Corrosion of Metals. They were given two metals, metal Q and metal J, to couple to iron nail. They prepared an agar medium with KgFe(CN)6 and phenolphthalein. Their professor informed them that metal Q forms an orange color while metal j forms maroon color when oxidized. Their professors also gave them the reduction half-reactions for the corresponding metal ions including the reduction of Fe2. 12 + 2e - Fe + 2e- Fe Q?* + 2e-Q O2 + 2H;0 + 4e- 40H Which is the reduction process that occured for Fe nail coupled with metal j? E° =. 1.66 v E° .0.44 v E° =. 0.25 v E° = + 0.40 v A Q2* + 2e - -Q B 02 + 2H20 + 4e- 40H J * + 2e: -) Fe 2* + 2e - Fe
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