Multiple Choice
Questions Electrochemistry: |
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Questions 1 through 5 refer to the following cell: A galvanic cell is constructed in which one half cell consists of an Ag electrode in a 1 M AgNO3 solution and the other half cell is a standard hydrogen electrode. The net cell reaction and standard cell voltage are: | |
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1 | The anode reaction is:
Ag+
+ e- = Ag |
2 | The standard reduction potential for the
Ag/Ag+ couple is:
0.80 V-0.80 V0.40 V-0.40 V1.60 V |
3 | In solution, positive ions move
towards:
the
hydrogen electrode. |
4 | Which of the following would cause the
cell voltage to increase.
addition
of NaCl to the Ag/Ag+ half cell. |
5 | If the solution in the standard hydrogen
electrode were replaced by pure water, what would the cell voltage be?
Hint: [H3O+] = 1.0 x 10-7 M.
0.00 V0.39 V0.80 V0.95 V1.21 V |
Use the following information to answer questions 6 -9. A galvanic cell is constructed using a strip of nickel metal immersed in a 1 M nickel chloride solution connected by a salt bridge to a strip of zinc metal immersed in a 1 M zinc chloride solution. The standard reduction potential for Ni+2 is -0.25 V and for Zn+2 is -0.76 V at 298 K. | |
6 | The standard cell potential for this
reaction is _____ V.
1.01-1.01-0.510.510.99 |
7 | The cathode reaction (reduction) for
this cell is:
Ni+2 + 2e- ®
Ni |
8 | Which ions migrate toward the
anode?
Ni+2Zn+2both (A) and (B) Cl-both (B) and (D) |
9 | If the nickel chloride concentration is
reduced to 1.0 x 10-5 with the zinc chloride concentration remaining at 1
M, the cell voltage will be _____ V.
0.660.19-0.36-0.660.36 |
10 | In a galvanic cell _____ migrate towards
the _____ compartment.
cations,
anode |
Question 11 through 15 are based on a galvanic cell, prepared by immersing a strip of nickel metal into aqueous 1 M NiSO4 and a strip of silver metal into aqueous 1 M AgNO3. The two solutions are separated by a porous barrier.
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11 | The standard reduction potential of the
Ag/Ag+ is:
+1.30 volts-0.80 volts+0.25 volts-0.25 volts+0.80 volts |
12 | The anode reaction is:
Ag =
Ag+ + e- |
13 | The above cell is altered by changing
the concentration of Ag+ to 0.100 M, everything else remaining
the same. The cell voltage would change from 1.05 volts to:
0.93 volts 0.99 volts 0.81 volts 1.02 volts No Change |
14 | Calculate the equilibrium constant
(Kc) of the spontaneous reaction taking place in the above
Galvanic Cell.
35.6 |
Use the following information to answer questions 15 through 18. Given the following standard reduction potentials:
Cu(s) + 2Ag+ ==> Cu2+ + 2Ag(s) | |
15 | The anode reaction is:
Cu(s)
® Cu2+ + 2e-
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16 | The standard cell voltage is:
1.14 V-0.46 V0.46 V-1.26 V1.26 V |
17 | In the external circuit the electrons
flow from the ______ electrode to the ______ electrode.
Cu, CuCu, Ag Ag, CuAg, Ag |
18 | If the [Ag+] was decreased to
1.00 x 10-6 M, while the [Cu2+] remains at 1.0 M,
the cell voltage would _______ by _______ volts.
increase,
0.35 |
Question 19 through 21 are based on a galvanic cell, prepared by immersing a strip of copper metal into aqueous 1 M CuSO4 and a strip of silver metal into aqueous 1 M AgNO3. The two solutions are separated by a porous barrier. The metal strips are connected by a conducting wire.
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19 | The standard reduction potential of the
Ag|Ag+ is:
+1.30 volts-0.80 volts+0.25 volts-0.25 volts+0.80 volts |
20 | The cathode reaction is:
Ag =
Ag+ + e- |
21 | The above cell is altered by changing
the concentration of Ag+ to 0.0100 M, everything else remaining
the same. The cell voltage would change from 0.46 volts to:
0.40 volts0.58 volts0.34 volts0.50 voltsNo Change |