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A chemistry exam focused on electrochemistry. It includes questions about voltaic and electrolytic cells, oxidation-reduction reactions, and calculations involving cell potentials and the nernst equation. The exam also covers topics such as metallurgy, alkali metals, and nonmetal compounds. It provides a comprehensive assessment of understanding in these areas of chemistry. This exam is designed to test students' knowledge and problem-solving skills in electrochemistry and related topics, offering a valuable resource for review and practice. The questions require students to apply theoretical concepts to practical scenarios, enhancing their analytical abilities and deepening their understanding of chemical principles. The inclusion of multiple-choice questions and calculations makes it a versatile tool for both self-assessment and formal evaluation.
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Question 1 8 /^10 pts le.pdf) Click this link to access the Periodic Table. (https://previous.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file_picture/Periodic_Tab This may be helpful throughout the exam. For the cell described by the following cell diagram and standard reduction potentials. Cd (s) | Cd+2^ (aq, 1 M) || Ni+2^ (aq, 1 M) | Ni (s) Cd+2^ + 2e-^ โ Cd E^0 = - 0.40 v Ni+2^ + 2e-^ โ Ni E^0 = - 0.23 v (1) The anode half reaction is (2) The cathode half reaction is (3) The overall cell reaction is (4) Show the calculation for the total cell potential
(5) State and explain whether the cell is voltaic or electrolytic Your Answer:
This may be helpful throughout the exam.
In the following reaction, identify the following and explain your answers 2 C 8 H 18 + 25 O 2 โ 16 CO 2 + 18 H 2 O (1) the material undergoing oxidation (2) the material undergoing reduction (3) the oxidizing agent (4) the reducing agent Your Answer:
This may be helpful throughout the exam. For the voltaic cell described by the cell reaction below, (1) write the cell diagram, (2) identify which specie is being reduced, (3) which specie is being oxidized, (4) identify the anode and (5) identify the cathode.
Question 5 10 /^10 pts le.pdf) Click this link to access the Periodic Table. (https://previous.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file_picture/Periodic_Tab Ba + Pb+2^ (0.10 M) โ Ba+2^ (0.20 M) + Pb Your Answer:
cell For the voltaic cell described by the following cell reaction: Mg + Sn+2^ (0.10 M) โ Mg+2^ (0.30 M) + SnMg+2^ + 2e-^ โ Mg E^0 = - 2.37 v Sn+2^ +^ 2e
- (^) โ Sn E (^0) = - 0.14 v (1) calculate the value of Q (2) using the given standard reduction potentials, show the calculationof the Ecell using the Nernst equation [Ecell = E^0 โ (0.0592/n x log Q)]. Your Answer:
Question 6 10 /^10 pts
Question 7 7.5^ /^10 pts le.pdf) Click this link to access the Periodic Table. (https://previous.nursingabc.com/upload/images/Help_file_picture/Periodic_Tab C. Alloy D. Metallurgy E. Gangue Your Answer:
D. Thermometallurgy E. None of the above
E. LiNO 3
A. CaCO 3 B. MgCl 2 C. Mg(OH) 2 D. Ca(OH) 2 E. CaO