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3:34, when you say when products go up, and it shifts to the left, making E cell more negative, how come whenever you have a product-favored reaction, delta g is negative, but E cell is positive? I'm really confused. When you're describing the product-reactant relationships with the E cell, do you mean E naught or nonstandard E? Thank you.
Because delta g is equal to (-nF*delta E). Delta E is the non standard E of oxidator minus reductor. When it's more than 0 then delta G is less than zero. When that happens, the reaction runs spontaneously. The reactions that don't are electrolytic . Don't know if u still need this but yea
@The Organic Chemistry Tutor: E *can* equal E0 even when concentrations of participating reactants/products aren't all 1 M, right? Only the RATIO of concentrations of products to reactants (raised to the powers of their stoichiometric coefficients) must equal 1, ergo Q must equal 1. Perhaps, the definition of *standard* cell potential is incomplete and ought to be altered. Would appreciate a reply as I have an exam coming up.....
would it be the same thing to use log instead of ln, cause the other video i watched used log not ln, so that instead of raising it to e, we would raise it to 10 ?
from algebra they will be equal this way ( 2.303logQ = lnQ ), to avoid confusion use logQ formula if temp is at 25C. Any temp other than 25C use lnQ formula
Interestingly in my University Exercise there is the same Question like the first one with Aluminium and Copper, just with different Concentrations. But the Solution ist different (and not due to the concentrations, i can change them). So i have a nonstandard Potential of 1.968 V instead of 2.03 V.
I hate Skoog's Analytical Chemistry. One example only, and it already includes concentration. He then goes to give tons of questions. Thank you for explaining.
I know this video is old, but i have a question, and i hope others who are watching will enlighten me. How did Mr. Organic tutor know that Al^3+ was the product and Cu^2+ was the reactant?
We cannot use solids for concentration of reactions which leave us with aqueous ions....on the left side of the arrow is reactants and on the right side is the products so from that we can deduce what the product will be and what the reactant will be
If the problem - question - says ‘In a standard conditions’ then the concentration of both solutions is (1 mol/L), and the temperature is (25°C = 298K), and the pressure is (1 atm). *By the way the ‹Reactants› are just the aqueous solutions of both half-reactions
How to plot of nernst potential of cell as a function of Hydrogen partial pressure over the range of 0.2 bar to 2 bar at constant pressure of 1 bar Hydrogen please help
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3:34, when you say when products go up, and it shifts to the left, making E cell more negative, how come whenever you have a product-favored reaction, delta g is negative, but E cell is positive? I'm really confused. When you're describing the product-reactant relationships with the E cell, do you mean E naught or nonstandard E? Thank you.
Because delta g is equal to (-nF*delta E). Delta E is the non standard E of oxidator minus reductor. When it's more than 0 then delta G is less than zero. When that happens, the reaction runs spontaneously. The reactions that don't are electrolytic . Don't know if u still need this but yea
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At minute 8.00 you make an error using nernst equation, because you use log instead of ln. The result should be 2,07 instead of 2,03
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@The Organic Chemistry Tutor:
E *can* equal E0 even when concentrations of participating reactants/products aren't all 1 M, right?
Only the RATIO of concentrations of products to reactants (raised to the powers of their stoichiometric coefficients) must equal 1, ergo Q must equal 1. Perhaps, the definition of *standard* cell potential is incomplete and ought to be altered.
Would appreciate a reply as I have an exam coming up.....
would it be the same thing to use log instead of ln, cause the other video i watched used log not ln, so that instead of raising it to e, we would raise it to 10 ?
from algebra they will be equal this way ( 2.303logQ = lnQ ), to avoid confusion use logQ formula if temp is at 25C. Any temp other than 25C use lnQ formula
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How do you get standard cell potential (E0)?
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Interestingly in my University Exercise there is the same Question like the first one with Aluminium and Copper, just with different Concentrations. But the Solution ist different (and not due to the concentrations, i can change them). So i have a nonstandard Potential of 1.968 V instead of 2.03 V.
I hate Skoog's Analytical Chemistry. One example only, and it already includes concentration. He then goes to give tons of questions. Thank you for explaining.
I have a question, when the Temperature is not given in the problem, what do I use?
You would use E= standard cell potential - 0.0592V/n * log Q
@@katyy1218 log or ln?
@@aformula4198 log
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Very nice explanation. I am bit confused regarding,
Q: How does one calculates the E0(cell) from reaction equation ?
Ecell=Ereduction+Eoxidation
What if there are 2 aq in the reactants and none in the product? How will I solve for the Q?
How did you get 0.00688M in CuSO4?
What is the difference between calculate cell potential of ganvanik cell of electrolytic cell and cell potential of the reaction?
I still don't understand how u find n when I make my own exercice. Could you explain it?
n is the number of ions involved in the reaction in the cell
In Bangladesh Higher Education Chemistry, we use F=96500 C/mol
I know this video is old, but i have a question, and i hope others who are watching will enlighten me. How did Mr. Organic tutor know that Al^3+ was the product and Cu^2+ was the reactant?
We cannot use solids for concentration of reactions which leave us with aqueous ions....on the left side of the arrow is reactants and on the right side is the products so from that we can deduce what the product will be and what the reactant will be
ratio of the concentration* of products divided by the ratio of the concentration* of reactants.
How do I know whether i shld use ln(Q) or log(Q)?
use logQ ( if temp is at 25C ), any other temp use lnQ formula
@@bladivoustok5363 WHAT ABOUT 289K
@@mpumelelosdivane4735 298K is eqivalent to 25 celcius so for that you would still use LogQ
In problem number 2, how did he get the nonstandard potential? (1.1v)
i dont get how you got 2.03 at 8:39
It's 2.3145v
my teacher taught us to use 0.0592 instead of 0.0591, should i believe her or nah?
i believe it wont affect because if you round it off both of them will be the same ( = 0.059 )
WHO KNOWS THEY MAKE ALL THESE NUMBERS UP FOR THEIR ARSE ITS ALL A CONSPRIACY
0.0592 is for 300 K temp and 0.0591 is for 298 K i.e,25°C
Use accordingly. ..
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What if there is no reactant concentration, what will be the value used in the Nernst equation?
If the problem - question - says ‘In a standard conditions’ then the concentration of both solutions is (1 mol/L), and the temperature is (25°C = 298K), and the pressure is (1 atm).
*By the way the ‹Reactants› are just the aqueous solutions of both half-reactions
Thank you!
#3 has two oxidation half reactions?
No.
Fe2+. - - > Fe3+ + e- ×5 (oxidises)
In MnO4-, ox number = +7
Mn7+ + 5e- - - > Mn2+ (reduces)
5Fe 2+ + Mn7+. - - > Mn2+ + 5Fe3+
Does anyone know which program is used for the whole video?
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Why in Q2 is it lnQ and in Q3 it's logQ?
It doesnt matter which one you use, you still going to get the same answer
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how did you get 36.33 in around 13.50mins?
How to plot of nernst potential of cell as a function of Hydrogen partial pressure over the range of 0.2 bar to 2 bar at constant pressure of 1 bar Hydrogen please help
Why does the nernst equation sometimes have ln and sometimes has log?
You can change from log to ln and from ln to log
Check out the conversion factor
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