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Applications of Thermodynamics

Question 1
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Which formula represents the relationship between cell potential, Gibbs free energy change, and charge transported during an electrochemical reduction or oxidation reaction?

Question 2
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If a molecule exhibits strong hydrogen bonding, what types of atoms are most likely present in its structure?

Question 3
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Based on their positions in the periodic table, which element has the greatest ability to gain electrons (reduce)?

Question 4
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What will happen to the cell potential when you increase the concentration of reactants in a voltaic cell?

Question 5
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How does the standard cell potential (E°cell) relate to the feasibility of a reaction occurring in a galvanic cell?

Question 6
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Which of these metals can be expected to be oxidized most easily in an electrochemical cell?

Question 7
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Which of the following is true about the relationship between the Gibbs free energy change (ΔG) and the equilibrium constant (K)?

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Question 8
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Given a galvanic cell with an unknown metal electrode, if the standard reduction potential for the cathode reaction is 0.34 V and the measured cell potential is 0.68 V, which metal could be the anode?

Question 9
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How would increasing the temperature affect the free energy change (ΔG) for an electrochemical reaction if it is already spontaneous at room temperature?

Question 10
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If cell potential is directly related to reactivity for metals, which one of these metals would be least reactive?