Transcription of Chapter 21: ELECTROCHEMISTRY TYING IT ALL TOGETHER
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Chapter 21: ELECTROCHEMISTRY TYING IT ALL TOGETHER
1 Chapter 21: ELECTROCHEMISTRYTYING IT ALL TOGETHER -RT ln K=G =-nFEoCH 17-20 =CH15 = CH 212 Important errata to = x 104 C/mole in problem on current of section on anodes and cathodes should read: Oh, and byconvention, in a galvanic cell the positive terminal is the CATHODE andthe negative terminal is the ANODE 3As we move into our final section of the course, we tackleelectrochemistry which is our first real example of modern analyticalchemistry. By that we mean that plenty of scientists do electrochemistrytoday because it is often the best way to solve certain problems inchemical analysis like understanding corrosion (rust).
"The stronger the oxidizing agent the more easily a species is reduced" "The stronger the reducing agent, the more easily a species is oxidized." ... This latter fact is subject to change without warning depending upon the type of book you read, so be cautious. But remember
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