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In acidic solutionO3,andMn2+ion react spontaneously:

O3(g)+Mn2+(aq)+H2O(l)O2(g)+MnO2(s)+2H+(aq)โ€ƒEcellยฐ=0.84V

(a) Write the balanced half-reactions.

(b) Using Appendix D to findEcasneยฐ,calculateEmanganeseยฐ.

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The required work is used to acidic solutions react spontaneously process of reduction and oxidation also used to get the standard reduction potential of manganese.

Step by step solution

01

Given acid solution reacts

(a) In acidic solution, Mn2+is oxidized to, Mn4+whileO3 is reduced to O2andH2O

Reduction:2H(aq)++2e-+O3(g)โ†’O2(g)+H2O(l)

Oxidation:2H2O(l)+Mnn(aq)2+โ†’MnOO2(s)+2e-+4H(aq)+

02

Find standard reduction equations

(b) Given that Eozoneo=-2.07VandEcello=0.84V, it is possible to get the standard reduction potential of Manganese by manipulating the equation used to get the

Ecello=Ereducedo-Eoxidizedo

Given the reactions above,

Ecello=Eozoneo-Emanganeseo

Substituting the known values for EcelloandEozoneo,Emanganeseo can be isolated.

Ecello=Eozoneo-EmanganeseoEmanganeseo=Eozoneo-Ecello

Emanganeseo=2.07-0.84

Emanganeseo=1.23V.

Therefore, the work done is

(a)Reduction:2H(aq)++2e-+O3(g)โ†’O2(g)+H2O(l)

Oxidation:2H2O(l)+Mn(aq)2+โ†’MnMn2(s)+2e-+4H(aq)+a

(b)Emanganeseo=1.23V

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