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b. K2Cr2O7(aq)(ACIDIC)+Co(NO3)2(aq) Reduction Half Reaction Oxidation Half Reaction Overall Balanced Redox Reaction • Explain occurrence or...

b. K2Cr2O7(aq)(ACIDIC)+Co(NO3)2(aq)

  • Reduction Half Reaction

  • Oxidation Half Reaction

  • Overall Balanced Redox Reaction

• Explain occurrence or non-occurrence of reaction by calculating Ecell.

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K2Cr2O7 only could be converted into Cr+3. Then, Cr2O7-2 is reduced to Cr+3 and Co+2 is oxidized to Co+3. Ions K+ and NO3- does not participate in the reaction.

Reduction half reaction:

  • Balance Cr atoms

  • Balance O atoms (adding one molecule of water per missing O atom)

  • Balance H atoms (adding one H+ ion per missing H)

  • Balance charges (adding electrons)

Oxidation half reaction:

  • Co atoms are balanced and there is neither O or H atoms. Balance charges

Overall balanced Redox reaction

  • To get overall balanced reactions, we make that both half reactions have the same number of electrons

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Ecell => occurrence or non-occurence of reaction

The standard potential of each half reaction are:

The standard potential of cell is defined as

replacing by values we get

This cell has a negative potntial. This means that reaction is non-spontaneous and this reaction does not occurs.

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