* Away to measure the Ksp of an ionic compound is to reduce the metal cation and measure the cell potential. TheSolld compound AgSCN was reduced and the potenrial war m ured under standard conditions to be the followingABSCN (s) +e Ag (s) + SCN (ag)E= +0.09 VUsing the reduction potential for Ag (aq) in the appendix, find Ksp for AgSCN.9. A voltaic cell is constructed using the followingFe (s) + 2H" (aq) - H, (g) + Fe" (aq)a. What is the potential under standard conditions?b. What is the potential when [Fe"]= 1.25 M, P 1.15 atm, and the pH in both cells is 4,75 at 298 K?c. What is the Gibb's Free Energy and the equilibrium constant, K under standard conditions? What are thesevalues with the conditions of part b? Did the reaction become more or less spontaneous? Explain.

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O A way to measure the Ksp of an ionic compound is to redre the metal cation and measure the cell potential. The Solld compound AgSCN was reduced and the potential was measured under standard conditions to be the following E 0.09 V ABSCN (s) +e Ag (s) + SCN (aq) Using the reduction potential for Ag" (aq) in the appendix, find Ksp for AgsCN.

O A way to measure the Ksp of an ionic compound is to redre the metal cation and measure the cell potential. The Solld compound AgSCN was reduced and the potential was measured under standard conditions to be the following E 0.09 V ABSCN (s) +e Ag (s) + SCN (aq) Using the reduction potential for Ag" (aq) in the appendix, find Ksp for AgsCN.

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