What is the In K (the In of the Keq) for the reduction of Al(OH)4¹ complex to Al(0)? • Write answer in 3 significant figures with positive or negative sign. • Example if the calculated In K = -120.52 then your answer should be -121. Use Faraday's constant of 96485 units, T= 298.15 K, R= 8.3145 J/mol K. E° Al(OH)4¹/ Al = -2.310 V.

What is the In K (the In of the Keq) for the reduction of Al(OH)4¹ complex to Al(0)? • Write answer in 3 significant figures with positive or negative sign. • Example if the calculated In K = -120.52 then your answer should be -121. Use Faraday's constant of 96485 units, T= 298.15 K, R= 8.3145 J/mol K. E° Al(OH)4¹/ Al = -2.310 V.

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