The EMF of the cell, Cd(s)|CdCl2(aq,0.1M)||AgCl(s)|Ag(s) in which the cell reaction is Cd(s)+2AgCl(s)→2Ag(s)+Cd2+(aq)+2Cl–(aq) is 0.6915V at 0°C and 0.6753V at 25°C. The ΔS and ΔH of the reaction at 25°C is:
Take, F=96485Cmol−1
A
ΔS=−123.8JK−1 and ΔH=−167.72kJ
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B
ΔS=−123.8JK−1 and ΔH=−180J
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C
ΔS=−347.2JK−1 and ΔH=−634.3kJ
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D
ΔS=−101.23kJK−1 and ΔH=−167.72kJ
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Solution
The correct option is AΔS=−123.8JK−1 and ΔH=−167.72kJ The cell reaction requires 2 faradays of electricity for its completion since n=2
We know, ΔG=−nFE ΔG=−2mol×96485Cmol−1×0.6753V ΔG=−130.33kJ
EMF of cell is given by E=−ΔH2F+T(∂E∂T)P
In this case, EMF decreases with increase in temperature i.e., (∂E∂T)P is negative.
Thus, (∂E∂T)P=−(0.6915−0.675325)=−0.00065VK−1
Substituting values, we get, 0.6753V=−ΔH2mol×96485Cmol−1+298K×(−0.00065VK−1)
ΔH=−167717J=−167.72kJ
The entropy change is related to enthalpy and free energy change by the well known thermodynamic expression, ΔG=ΔH−TΔS −ΔS=ΔG−ΔHT=−130.33−(−167.72)298=0.1238kJK−1=123.8JK−1 ΔS=−123.8JK−1