Predictions from electrode potentials

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If a redox system had a more positive Eo value what does this mean?

the oxidising agent on the left will react with the reducing agents on the right of the other redox systems

<p>the oxidising agent on the left will react with the reducing agents on the right of the other redox systems</p>
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How do you write overall equations?

combing the half equations:

redox system with more positive Eo value will react from left to right

redox system with less positive Eo value will react from right to let

<p>combing the half equations:</p><p>redox system with more positive E<sup>o</sup> value will react from left to right</p><p>redox system with less positive E<sup>o</sup> value will react from right to let</p>
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What are the limitations of predicting using Eo values?

give no indication of the rate of the reaction - may have large activation energy

actual conditions may be different from the standard conditions

standard elctrode potentials apply to aqueous equilbiria

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Why is concentration a limitation of predicting using Eo values?

standard electrode potentials are measured using 1mol dm-3

changing concentrations will cause equilibrium to shift and make electrode potentials more or less negative

<p>standard electrode potentials are measured using 1mol dm-3</p><p>changing concentrations will cause equilibrium to shift and make electrode potentials more or less negative</p>
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When is a reaction feasible?

the standard cell potential, Eocell, is positive