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Finally, the I compartment contains

I. CO2+

II. NO3

III. K

Iv. Ag


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I
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I,II
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I,II,III
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II,III,IV
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Solution

The correct option is D I,II
I compartment II compartmentIII compartment
Initial molesCo2+=0.1M×5L=0.5
NO3=0.2M×5L=1.0
K=0.1M×5L=0.5
NO3=0.1M×5L=0.5
Ag=0.1M×5L=0.5
NO30.1M×5L=0.5
Effect of electrodeFormation of Co2+
CoCo2++2e
2e=2F=1molCo2+
0.1F=0.12=+0.05molCo+2
- Reduction of Ag
Ag+eAg
1F=1e=1molAg
0.1F=0.1molAg
Positive ion MovementMigration of Co2+
For 0.05Eq.=0.052
=0.025molCo2+
(migrated to II compartment)
+0.025molCo2+
=+0.025×2Eq.Co2+
=+0.05Eq.Co2+
+0.05molK
(From II compartment)
K=0.05Eq. or mol
(migrated to III compartment)
Negative ion movement+0.05mol.NO3
from III compartment
_ 0.05molNO3
Final concetration (M) Co2+=+0.050.025
=0.025mol.left
Total Co2+= Initial mol + left mol
=0.5+0.025=0.525
[Co2+]=0.5255L=0.105M
[Co2+]=0.0255L=0.005M
[Ag]=(0.50.15L)
=0.08M
[K]=(0.50.055L)=0.09M [NO3]=(0.50.055L)
=0.09M
[NO3]=1+0.055L=0.210M [NO3]=0.1M
(No change)
[K]=0.055L=0.01M

There is movement of NO3 ions from III to II and II to I compartment to maintain electrical neutrality in I compartment since there is increase in positive charge due to the oxidation of Co to Co2+ in I compartment. Hence, ions present in I compartment are :

CO2+ and NO3.


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