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____ - deals w/ relationship between electricity and chemistry
Or about the transfer of electrons |
Electrochemistry
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____ = movement of charge
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Electricity
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A reaction where electrons are passed from one atom to another is called a ____ or ____ for short
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reduction-oxidation reaction
redox reaction |
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The electron acceptor is reduced and the electron donor is oxidized
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redox reaction
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Leo the Lion says GER
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Lose electrons oxidation --- Gain electron reduction
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Oil Rig --
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oxidation is loss ---- Reduction is gain
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____ is a method to keep track of the electrons
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Oxidation state
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Oxidation state Rules
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Rule 1 - atoms in their elemental form have an oxidation state of 0. (ex O2)
Rule 2- Hydrogen is +1 except, when bonded to a metal, when bonded to a metal it is -1 Rule 3 - Oxygen has an oxidation state of -2 |
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Other Oxidation state rules -
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Group 1A elements always have an oxidative state of +1, when in their compounds
Group 2A elements will have an oxidative state of +2, when in their compounds Aluminum will be +3 in its compounds Fluorine will be -1 in its compounds The oxidation states in a compound must sum to the charge on that compound |
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Redox reactions -
2H2 + 02 -> 2H2O Hydrogen is ____ Oxygen is ____ O2 is the ____ H2 is the ____ |
oxidized, goes from 0 oxidative state to +1
reduced, goes from 0 oxidative state to -2 oxidant (oxidizing agent) reductant (reducing agent) |
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Oxidation and reduction must always take place ____.
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together
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The oxidizing or reducing agents are ____, and what is reduces or oxidized are ____.
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compounds
atoms |
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Combustion of Methane
CH4 + 2O2 -> CO2 + 2H2O Carbon is ____ Oxygen is ____ |
oxidized, goes from -4 to +4
reduced, goes from 0 oxidative state to -2 |
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____, Does not have to have a positive cell potential
Nor does it need a salt bridge, both electrodes can be in the same solution but Still red cat and an ox but!!! Cathode is ____ and anode is ____. Used for ____. Positive ions (cations) move toward the ____ Either plate the item or, make the ____ larger. |
Electrolytic cells -
negative positive electrophoresis cathode cathode |
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____ - We have a solutions with an unknown concentration of Sn2+
We measure its ____ against some standard solution We ____ our Sn solution with a known concentration of Ce4+ Every 2 Ce4+ ions oxidize 1 Sn2+ ion to a Sn4+ ion, as the Sn is oxidized the potential difference against the standard solution changes, this creates the familiar sigmoidal curve at the ____ point the Sn has been completely oxidized so If 10 moles were required to completely oxidize then the solution has originally 5 moles of Sn |
Redox Titrations
voltage titrate equivalence |
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____ is an intensive property
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Electrochemical potential
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____ - that means that the potential does not depend on the amount, which means that if you use twice as much the potential is still the same.
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intensive property
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Money metals have ____
ex. - ____ |
negative oxidation potentials
Platinum, gold, silver, copper and mercury |
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Negative oxidation means that the oxidation is ____, (makes sense that is why we make money out of them) other ones like to give up electrons that is part of metallic character.
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nonspontaneous
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There is no absolute 0 ____ but scientists have assigned the reduction of ____ a 0 potential.
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electrochemical potential
h+ |
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___ - A redox reaction can be separated into its oxidation and reduction parts and a potential assigned to each half reaction
Half reactions are usually listed as ____. To get ____ need to reverse the sign. |
Electrochemical Potential
reduction potentials oxidation |
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____ are usually represented by a capital E (in cursive)
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Reaction potentials
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____ are typically given as standard ____ at 25 degrees C. That means that the conditions are ____ - 1 molar for stuff in solution and 1 atm for gas.
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Reduction potential
Reduction potentials standard state |
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Gibbs free energy eq:
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ΔG = -nfe
ΔG is the change in gibbs free energy N is the number of electrons when the equation is balanced. F is faradays constant E is the emf of the cell |
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Superscript 0 signifies ____
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standard conditions
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____ - how to find the potential of a cell not at standard state conditions
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Nernst equation
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One common use is to find a cell potential of a concentration cell,
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Nernst equation
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____ - is a galvanic cell where the two half cells have the same reaction running in opposite directions.
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Concentration cell
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A galvanic cell cannot have ____.
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negative potential
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____, The cell will only run if the concentrations are different (hence the name) nature will try to equalize the concentrations of the two solutions
The ____ will be in the solution with less ions |
Concentration cell
anode |
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ΔG0 = -RT ln k
If ΔG0 is positve ___ If ΔG0 is negative ____ If ΔG0 is zero ____ |
then k is greater than 1
then k is less than 1 then k is equal to 1 |
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Battery at ____ = dead cannot do work
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equilibrium
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ΔG =
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ΔG0 + RT ln Q
R is the universal gas constant T is the temperature Q is the reaction quotient (from chem lecture 2) Gibbs free energy amount of energy available to do non pv work. |
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The ____ -
Battery you buy to power you stuff |
galvanic cell or voltaic cell
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The sum of the two half reactions is the ____ this is not a force it is a voltage.
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electromotive force or emf
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The emf is also called the ____, in a galvanic cell this must be ____.
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cell potential
positive |
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Red Cat - and this is ____
An Ox - and this is ____ |
positive
negative |
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Galvanic/Voltaic Cell
The two halves must also be connected by a ____, this allows ions to transfer between the halves so that no charge buildup occurs. The half reactions take place at the ____ in the half cells. |
salt bridge
electrodes |
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____ - It separates the half reactions in separate reactions called half cells.
If the sum of the potentials of the two half cells is ____ the cell generates a ____ through the resistor transferring electrons from the solution in one ____ of the cell to the ____. |
Galvanic/Voltaic Cell
positive current half other |