K = 1.3 * 106 for the disproportionation reaction of Cu+ at 298 K. Calculate the E°cell for this rxn at 298K
The latimer Diagram for Cu+ has:
+0.159 V +0.520 V
Cu2+ ---> Cu+ --> Cu(s)
And then
Cu2+ --> Cu (s) = 0.340 V
So for Ecell would I just do Ecell = (0.520V - (-0.159V))? ... if not how come?
There is another way to solve
this problem by using the potential of the half cells.
Ecell= Ered+Eox
Ered represents reduction half cell(Cu++e- = Cu )and it's value is +0.520 V
Eox represents oxidation half cell (Cu+- e- = Cu2+) and it's value is -0.159V. Potential for the reduction of Cu2+ to Cu+ is +0.159 V, and for oxidation the half cell reaction is reversed and the potential becomes -(+0.159 V) = -0.159 V and it is represented as Eox.

K = 1.3 * 106 for the disproportionation reaction of Cu+ at 298 K. Calculate the...
K = 1.3 * 106 for the disproportionation reaction of Cu+ at 298 K. Calculate the E°cell and ΔG° for this reaction at 298 K So finding delta G is actually pretty easy but for finding Ecell I'm using the equation: DeltaG= -vFE But how do we know v is 1? When would there be a case where v would be 2 or 3...etc? Thank you :)
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