Electroliz potential question

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In summary, the conversation discusses the standard potential for a given reaction, specifically involving the Nernst equations for both half cells. The conversation also touches on the use of Pt(s) as an electrode, the construction of equilibrium expressions, and the reaction equations for both half cells. The conversation also addresses the involvement of electrons in the reactions and the transformation of H+ into H3O+.
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what is the standard potential for the given x
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Write Nernst equations for both half cells.
 
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i can't interpret it
on the left
Pb gives 2 electrons
on the right H3O+ give H+
what is pt(s)
?
 
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Solid (and inert) platinum electrode. Half cell is H+/H2, Pt is only a contact.
 
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so i have
Pb=Pb+2e
H_2+H^+=H_3O^+

what to do now
?
 
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Read my answers again? I hate to repeat myself.
 
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"Write Nernst equations for both half cells."

there are 4 ingredients for 4 given concentrations
i don't know how to build the expression for equlibrium.
and i don't know the total E0

ven if i would want to find the E0
i can't construct a total responce because the first give electrons and the other give H+
 
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Write reaction equations for both half cells. These are separate reactions, and they are both producing or consuming electrons.
 
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no

one consuumes electrons the other comsumes hirogen
 
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Try to write reactants and products for both.
 
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i have
Pb=Pb+2e
H_2+H^+=H_3O^+

what to do now
?
 
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The second one is wrong. Hydrogen is oxidized to H+ in presence of water.
 
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i don't know how to intepret it
 
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Let's try with something simpler - hydrogen oxidized to H+.
 
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H=H^+ +e
 
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Apart from the fact that hydrogen is not H, that's correct - as you see, electrons are involved after all. What happens to H+ in water?
 
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dont know
 
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What is H3O+?

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methods
 
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ok so it transfrmed into H3o+
 
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but i can't solve this question
 

What is electroliz potential?

Electroliz potential, also known as electrode potential, is the measure of the tendency of an electrode to lose or gain electrons when it is in contact with an electrolyte solution.

How is electroliz potential measured?

Electroliz potential is typically measured using a standard hydrogen electrode (SHE) as a reference point. The potential difference between the SHE and the electrode in question is known as the electroliz potential.

What factors affect electroliz potential?

The factors that affect electroliz potential include the nature of the electrode material, the concentration of the electrolyte solution, and the temperature of the system. Changes in any of these factors can alter the electroliz potential of the electrode.

What is the significance of electroliz potential?

Electroliz potential plays a crucial role in electrochemical reactions, as it determines the direction of electron flow and the overall thermodynamics of the reaction. It is also used to measure the stability and reactivity of different electrode materials.

How is electroliz potential used in industries?

Electroliz potential is used in industries for various applications, such as in the production of metals, electroplating, and fuel cells. It is also used in the development of batteries and other energy storage devices.

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