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What is the total reduction potential of a cell in which potassium (K) is reduced and copper (Cu) is oxidized?
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-3.27V
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Is the total reduction potential of a cell in which potassium (K) is reduced and copper (Cu) is oxidized?
-3.27V
What is the total reduction potential of a cell in which sodium (Na) is reduced and zinc (Zn) is oxidized?
-1.95 v
What pair of half- reactions would have a negative total reduction potential?
silver reduced , gold oxidized
Which pairs of half-reactions would have a negative total reduction potential?
Silver (Ag) reduced, gold (Au) oxidized.
What does a reduction potential chart show?
How likely chemical species are to gain electrons and therefore, be "reduced". Reduction potential is measured in volts(V) and the more positive the reduction potential value, the more likely it will be reduced.
Is the total reduction potential of a cell in which potassium (K) is reduced and copper (Cu) is oxidized?
-3.27V
What is the total reduction potential of a cell in which sodium is reduced in Zinc is oxidized?
-1.95
Which is the total reduction potential of a cell in which sodium is reduced and zinc is oxidized?
-1.95
What is the total reduction potential of a cell in which sodium (Na) is reduced and zinc (Zn) is oxidized?
-1.95 v
What pairs of half-reactions would have a negative total reduction potential?
silver reduced , gold oxidized
What iss the total reduction potential of a cell in which sodium (Na) is reduced and zinc (Zn) is oxidized?
-1.95V
What pair of half- reactions would have a negative total reduction potential?
silver reduced , gold oxidized
What of half-reactions would have a negative total reduction potential?
Silver (Ag) reduced, gold (Au) oxidized
Which pairs of half-reactions would have a negative total reduction potential?
Silver (Ag) reduced, gold (Au) oxidized.
What is the total reduction of a cell in which sodium is reduced and zinc is oxidized?
-1.95
Tin has a reduction potential of 0.15 V and lead has a reduction potential of -0.13 V If they are placed in contact in a solution of saltwater what will happen?
Tin will act as an oxidizing agent. Lead will act as a reducing agent. Tin will be reduced. Lead will be oxidized.
What does a reduction potential chart show?
How likely chemical species are to gain electrons and therefore, be "reduced". Reduction potential is measured in volts(V) and the more positive the reduction potential value, the more likely it will be reduced.
