Solving the Standard Potential of NO in Alkaline Medium

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Krushnaraj Pandya

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Homework Statement


in acid medium the standard reduction potential of NO converted to N2O is 1.59V .its standard potential in alkaline meduim at 298k would be?

Homework Equations


a)2NO+2H ---> N2O +H20 E=1.59
b)2NO + H2O ---->N2O + 2OH- E=x
c)2H2O---->2H+ + 2OH- E=0.826 (calculated, correct and verified)

The Attempt at a Solution


Reversing b) we get E= -x
adding a and reversed b, we get reversed c. Therefore 1.59-x=-0.826, so x should be 1.59+0.826 but this is incorrect. Where am I wrong? any help would be appreciated.
 
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See chemical forums
 
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I just became a member on chemical forums. It seems to have a more active chemistry community than PF but I wonder why their interface isn't as uncluttered and intuitive as here
 
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Also,Thanks a lot for the help :D
 

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