We look at how to use standard electrode potentials to calculate standard cell potentials. We also describe the standard hydrogen electrode (SHE), and see how it is used in order to produce a list of electrode potentials.
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Week 13 - 17. Aluminum - the most precious of metals?!
Week 13 - 16. Making aluminum via electrolysis
Week 13 - 15. Stoichiometry of electrolysis (part two)
Week 13 - 14. Stoichiometry of electrolysis
Week 13 - 12. A modified Nernst eq using base-10 logarithms
Week 13 - 13. Electrolysis
Week 13 - 11. The Nernst equation - how cell voltage changes with concentration
Week 13 - 10. Calculating an equilibrium constant, K, from cell potential!
Week 13 - 8. Connecting the worlds of thermodynamics and electrochemistry!
Week 13 - 9. Connecting the dots: the links between equilibria, thermodynamics, and cell voltage!
Week 13 - 7. A practice electrochemical cell problem for you
Week 13 - 5. What are electrode potentials telling us?
Week 13 - 6. Electrochemical cells - putting it all together!
Week 13 - 3. Standard electrode potentials
Week 13 - 4. Using standard electrode potentials
Week 13 - 1. An introduction to electrochemical cell notation
Week 13 - 2. Going from electrochemical cell notation to a cell diagram
Week 12 - 11. An introduction to galvanic (or voltaic) cells
Week 12 - 10. A sample redox equation to balance
Week 12 - 9. Balancing redox equations using the half-reaction approach
Week 12 - 8. Another way to assign oxidation numbers from Lewis structures
Week 12 - 6. Calculating K from ∆Gº
Week 12 - 7. An introduction to electrochemistry (redox rxns and oxidation numbers)
Week 12 - 4 - Can we make diamonds out of carbon dioxide? ∆G tells all!