1.What values of K (the equilibrium constant) and ΔG are expected for a large positive Eocell ?
K less than 1; ΔG negative
These values are not consistently related.
K greater than 1; ΔG negative
K greater than 1; ΔG positive
K less than 1; ΔG positive
2.What is Eocell (in V) for a redox reaction where one electron is transferred with an equilibrium constant (K) of 1.27 x 105?
3.What is ΔGo (in kJ/mol) for a redox reaction where two electrons are transferred with Eocell = -0.273 V?
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