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Oxidtion numbers

Uncombined element: 0


Hydrogen: +1


Oxygen: -2

Change in oxidation number

Increase = oxidation = red agent


Decrease = reduction = ox agent

Balancing REDOX in acidic conditions

1. half-equations


2. Balance elements (not O or H)


3. Balance O atoms w/ H2O


4. Balance H w/ H+


5. Balance charges w/ e-

Winkler method

1. add manganese (II) salts


2Mn^(2+) + 02 + 4OH(-) --> 2MnO2 + 2H2O



2. Add acidified iodine ions


MnO2 + 2I(-) + 4H(+) --> Mn^(2+) + I2 + 2H2O



3. Titrate iodine w/sodium thiosulfate in presence of starch


S2O3^(2-) + I2 --> S4O6 ^(2-) + 2I(-)

Electrochemical cells

Voltaic/Galvanic: cathode +ive


Electrolysis: cathode -ive


MNEMONICS

OILRIG


- source of e-


Red Cat

Temperatures


Electrode


Pressure


Concentration

Electrode reduction potential

SHE (Standard Hydrogen Electrode)


•Pt electrode


•E* = 0 V


•1M H(+)


•298K


•100kPa



Standard reduction potential


•298 K


•100 kPa


•1M concentration sol^


•pure substances


•if no solid metal; Pt electrode

Electrolysis

q = I * t


1 mole of e- = 1 Faraday =96 500 c


Mass = Mr * moles

Salt bridge

Salt bridge enables -ve q to be carried in opposite direction to that of the e- to neutralize any build up q and mantain e.m.f.

Standard electrode potential

Voltage obtained when half cell is connected to the SHE

Definition