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For the reaction CH3OH(g)←→CO(g) + 2H2(g), a. Determine ΔHo and ΔSo for the reaction at 298K b. Determine the entropy change for the surroundings assuming that they are at 298 K. What does this result tell you? c. Calculate ΔGo at 298 from tabulated ΔG𝑓𝑜...
10 years ago
a. Determine the percent ionization for a 1.00M phosphoric acid solution at 25.0 oC given the following (assume the small x approximation is valid) H3PO4(aq) H2PO4(aq)H+(aq) ΔGf (kJ/mol) -1142.6| -1130.2 | 0 b. Assuming ΔGf does not change with temperatur...
10 years ago
An electrochemical cell is made from two half cells. The first contains 1M hydrochloric acid above 1 atm Cl2gas (w/ a platinum electrode). The other half cell contains a solution of H2O2 above 1 atm of O2 (also with a platinum electrode). A spontaneous re...
10 years ago
Calculate the standard reduction potential for the reaction that coverts Cu3+ to Cu2+. Cu3+ + 2e-> Cu+ E0 =1.28 V Cu2+ + e-> Cu+ E0 = 0.15V
10 years ago
. The reaction Pb(s) + 2HCl(aq)  H2(g) + PbCl2(s) occurs in a beaker and is found to be exothermic. Calculate Eo (So im assuming that CL does not change so i discluded it now im stuck with a reaction with a negative E which im pretty sure is wrong)
10 years ago
I have no idea how to start this one Given a measured cell potential, Ecell = -0.3559V at 25oC, calculate the H+ concentration (M) if a reaction involves 0.813 atm H2 gas with a platinum electrode and 1.00 M Cd2+ in contact with Cd(s).
10 years ago
CHemical formula names a. Name either the complex, or given the name of the complex, write the formula for the complex I. Fe[AlF6] II. tetracarbonylplatinum(IV) chloride III. [CrBr(H2O)(en)2]Cl2 IV. K3[Fe(CN)6] I have really no idea how to do this
10 years ago
Super confusing question im not sure how to approach a. Determine the concentration of lead ion in solution (the molar solubility) if PbI2(s) is in equilibrium with water. Ksp = 9.8*10-9 b. From part a, it should be clear that if Pb2+(aq) and I-(aq) are a...
10 years ago

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