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The equilibrium constant of the following redox reaction at 298 K is 1×108 :

2Fe3+(aq)+2I(aq)2Fe2+(aq)+I2(s).

If the standard reduction potential of iodine becoming iodide is +0.54 V. What is the standard reduction potential of Fe3+/Fe2+?

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+1.006 V
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1.006 V
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+0.8946 V
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D
+0.77 V
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Solution

The correct option is D +0.77 V
At Eqbm, Ecell=0
Thus, Eocell=0.0591nlogKeq

As n for the reaction is 2

Eocell=0.0591/2log1×108

Eocell=0.2364V
as
IIo2 oxidation takes place at anode

Fe+3Fe+2 reduction takes place at cathode

Eocell=EocathodeEoanode
=EoFe+3/Fe+2EoI2/I

0.2364=EoFe+3/Fe+20.54
=EoFe+3/Fe+2=0.2364+0.54
=EoFe+3/Fe+2+0.77V

Thus, standard reduction potential of Fe+3Fe+2 is 0.77V

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