Cr2O2−7(aq,1M)+14H+(aq)+6e−→2Cr3+(aq,1M)+7H2O. The standard electrode potential for the following reaction is + 1.33V. what is the potential at pH=2.0 ?
A
+ 1.82 V
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B
+ 1.99 V
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C
+ 1.61 V
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D
+ 1.05 V
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Solution
The correct option is D + 1.05 V pH=2.0⇒(H+)=10−2MQC=[Cr3+]2[Cr2O2+7][H+]14QC=121×(10−2)14=1028ECr2O2−7/Cr3+=E0Cr2O2−7/Cr3++0.06nlog1Qc=1.33+0.066log10−28=1.05