A cell with the electrodes of the same metal and solution of the same compound but with a different solution concentration is given. The relationships between cell potential, Gibbs free energy change and w max and their use for the construction of above cell is to be stated. Concept introduction: Concentration difference leads to the spontaneous reaction in a concentration cell because a higher difference in concentration leads to positive cell potential and therefore, the change in Gibbs free energy comes out to be negative which means a spontaneous reaction. The Gibbs free energy change is the maximum work done therefore concentration difference will lead to the maximum work that can be obtained. To determine: The type of cell formed by the electrodes of the same metal and solutions of the same compound, but at different concentration; the relationships among w , Δ G , E , Q and the reason of spontaneous reaction taking place in the cell formed.
A cell with the electrodes of the same metal and solution of the same compound but with a different solution concentration is given. The relationships between cell potential, Gibbs free energy change and w max and their use for the construction of above cell is to be stated. Concept introduction: Concentration difference leads to the spontaneous reaction in a concentration cell because a higher difference in concentration leads to positive cell potential and therefore, the change in Gibbs free energy comes out to be negative which means a spontaneous reaction. The Gibbs free energy change is the maximum work done therefore concentration difference will lead to the maximum work that can be obtained. To determine: The type of cell formed by the electrodes of the same metal and solutions of the same compound, but at different concentration; the relationships among w , Δ G , E , Q and the reason of spontaneous reaction taking place in the cell formed.
Solution Summary: The author explains the relationship between cell potential, Gibbs free energy change and w_max and their use for the construction of the above cell.
A cell with the electrodes of the same metal and solution of the same compound but with a different solution concentration is given. The relationships between cell potential, Gibbs free energy change and
wmax and their use for the construction of above cell is to be stated.
Concept introduction:
Concentration difference leads to the spontaneous reaction in a concentration cell because a higher difference in concentration leads to positive cell potential and therefore, the change in Gibbs free energy comes out to be negative which means a spontaneous reaction. The Gibbs free energy change is the maximum work done therefore concentration difference will lead to the maximum work that can be obtained.
To determine: The type of cell formed by the electrodes of the same metal and solutions of the same compound, but at different concentration; the relationships among
w,
ΔG,
E,
Q and the reason of spontaneous reaction taking place in the cell formed.
Draw the major products of the
following reaction:
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For each molecule, assign each stereocenter as R or S. Circle the meso compounds. Label each compound as chiral or achiral.
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Curved arrows are used to illustrate the flow of electrons. Using
the provided starting and product structures, draw the curved
electron-pushing arrows for the following reaction or
mechanistic step(s).
Be sure to account for all bond-breaking and bond-making
steps.
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