Asked by Anonymous
1. what voltage is necessary to force the following electrolysis reaction to occur? which process would occur at the anode? cathode? assuming the iodine oxidation takes place at a platinumm electrode, what is the direction of electron flow in this cell? 2I^(-)(aq)+Cu^(+2)(aq)--->I2(s)+Cu(s)
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DrBob222
I don't know what you're asking. For b, you want to know anode and cathode for which reaction? The spontaneous or non-spontaneous cell.
For the cell given, look up each half reaction and calculate the Ecell. If it is +, the reaction proceeds as written and the anode is where oxidation occurs.
For the cell given, look up each half reaction and calculate the Ecell. If it is +, the reaction proceeds as written and the anode is where oxidation occurs.
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