A voltaic cell consists of A/A⁺ and B/B⁺ half-cells, where A and B are metals and the A electrode is negative. The initial [A⁺]/[B⁺] is such that Ecell > E°cell .(b) How does Ecell change as the cell operates?

Respuesta :

The change in the E-cell as the cell operates depends on the concentration of the ions.

Given,

The voltaic cell consists of A/A⁺ and B/B⁺ are half-cells.

where A and B are metals and A electrode is negative.

Also, Ecell > E°cell.

The E-cell changes as the cell operate depending upon the concentration of ions. Therefore, as the concentration of the ion changes, E-cell also changes.

Therefore, when the cell operates Ecell changes is depends on ion concentration.

To find the change in E-cell, we can use the formula

Ecell = E°cell - (0.0591Vn) / log Q

where Q is the [A⁺]/[B⁺]

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