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EMF Calculations for Electrochemical Cells

This document provides information about several electrochemical cells, including their electrode reactions, standard electrode potentials, concentrations, and temperatures. It asks the reader to write the cell notations and calculate the electromotive force (EMF) for each cell based on the standard reduction potentials and other conditions provided.

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EMF Calculations for Electrochemical Cells

This document provides information about several electrochemical cells, including their electrode reactions, standard electrode potentials, concentrations, and temperatures. It asks the reader to write the cell notations and calculate the electromotive force (EMF) for each cell based on the standard reduction potentials and other conditions provided.

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1) The following reaction takes place in a cell.

Zn +Co+2 Co +Zn+2
E0 Zn/Zn+2 =0.76V
E0 Co/Co+2 =0.18V
Write the cell notation and calculate the EMF of the cell.
2) From the given cell notation at 200C
- Fe/Fe++(0.2M)//Ag+(0.1M)/Ag +
E0Fe/Fe++ = -0.44v
E0Ag +/Ag =0.8V
3) What is non-standard electrode potential? Calculate the emf
of cell obtained from given electrode reactions.
Fe++(0.2M) Fe+++(1M) +e- E0 = -0.77V
Cu++(0.1M) +2e- Cu E0 = +0.34V
4) What is single electrode potential? Calculate the emf of cell
obtained by following electrode reactions at 300C
Sn++(0.2M) +2e- Sn E0 = -0.14V
Ag Ag+ (0.1 M) + e- E0 = -0.80V

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