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When2Ag(s)+Cl2(g)2Ag+(aq)+2Cl(aq) determine theconcentration.

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Determine the initial voltage produced by the cell 25°C .

2Ag(s)+Cl2(g)2Ag+(aq)+2Cl(aq)[Ag+(aq)]=0.25M[Cl_(aq)]=0.016M

02

 Step 2: Calculate the cell potential in volts using the formula.

E=E°0.059Vn×logQ

whereEEis the cell potential in voltsE°is the standard cell potential in voltsis the number of moles of electrons transferred in the redox reactionQis the reaction quotient.

The anode undergoes oxidation, while the cathode undergoes reduction.

Using standard reduction potentials for each component, create a standard cell potential.

03

Determine the potential of a standard cell.

AgAg++eE°1=0.799VCl22+2e2ClE°2=+1.358V

The standard cell potential will be:

E°_1+E°_2=0.799V+1.358VE°=2.157V

04

Multiply the initial concentration with 2

E=E°0.059Vn×logQ

Plug the data in for the initial concentration, if there are 2 moles of some ion,multiply the initial concentration with 2.

E=0.298V0.059V2×log(0.016M)2(0.25M)

E=2.28V

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