Compute the standard cell potential for the spontaneous reaction (ie. where Sr(a) is being oxidized) at 25 °C. O 2.04 V O 2.86 V O 2.04 V 8.82 V

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Consider the following table of standard electrode potentials
Standard Electrode Potentials at 25 °C
Reduction Half-Reaction
E" (V)
Au" (ag) + Зе
Ag"(aq) +
Fe* (aq) + 3e
Sn²(aq)
v*(aq) + 3e
In"(ag) + 3e
Eu" (ag) + 3e
Cr* (aq)
Тa" (ag) + Зе
Zn*(aq)
Nb* (aq)
» Au(s)
1.50
e
Ag(s)
0.80
» Fe(s)
-0.04
+ 2e
» Sn(s)
-0.14
» V(s)
-0.26
» In(s)
-0.34
» Eu(s)
-0.35
+ 3e
» Cr(s)
-0.42
» Ta(s)
-0.60
» Zn(s)
» Nb(s)
→ Ti(s)
→ Al(s)
» Be(s)
+ 2e
-0.76
+ 3e
-1.10
Ti (aq) + 2e
Al" (aq) + 3e
Ве (ag) + 2е
Am* (ag) + 2e
-1.63
-1.66
-1.85
» Am(s)
-1.90
Pr* (ag) + 2e"
» Pr(s)
-2.00
Mg* (aq) + 20
- Mg(s)
» Na(s)
» Ca(s)
-2.37
Na (aq) +
Ca*(aq)
Sr* (aq) + 2e
Ba (aq)
e
-2.71
2e
- 2.87
» Sr(s)
-2.90
+ 2e
+ Ba(s)
-2.91
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following table of standard electrode potentials Standard Electrode Potentials at 25 °C Reduction Half-Reaction E" (V) Au" (ag) + Зе Ag"(aq) + Fe* (aq) + 3e Sn²(aq) v*(aq) + 3e In"(ag) + 3e Eu" (ag) + 3e Cr* (aq) Тa" (ag) + Зе Zn*(aq) Nb* (aq) » Au(s) 1.50 e Ag(s) 0.80 » Fe(s) -0.04 + 2e » Sn(s) -0.14 » V(s) -0.26 » In(s) -0.34 » Eu(s) -0.35 + 3e » Cr(s) -0.42 » Ta(s) -0.60 » Zn(s) » Nb(s) → Ti(s) → Al(s) » Be(s) + 2e -0.76 + 3e -1.10 Ti (aq) + 2e Al" (aq) + 3e Ве (ag) + 2е Am* (ag) + 2e -1.63 -1.66 -1.85 » Am(s) -1.90 Pr* (ag) + 2e" » Pr(s) -2.00 Mg* (aq) + 20 - Mg(s) » Na(s) » Ca(s) -2.37 Na (aq) + Ca*(aq) Sr* (aq) + 2e Ba (aq) e -2.71 2e - 2.87 » Sr(s) -2.90 + 2e + Ba(s) -2.91
Compute the standard cell potential for the spontaneous reaction (ie. where Sr(s) is being oxidized) at 25 °C.
O -2.94 V
O 2.86 V
O 2.94 V
O 8.62 V
Transcribed Image Text:Compute the standard cell potential for the spontaneous reaction (ie. where Sr(s) is being oxidized) at 25 °C. O -2.94 V O 2.86 V O 2.94 V O 8.62 V
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