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What is the standard electrode potential for the electrode MnO4/MnO2 in the solution?
Given: EoMnO4/Mn2+=1.51V and EoMnO2/Mn2+=1.23V:

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1.70V
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1.70V
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5.10V
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5.10V
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Solution

The correct option is A 1.70V
The relationship between standard Gibbs energy change for a reaction and its cell potential is ΔGo=nFEocell.
For manganese electrodes, ΔGoMnO4|Mn2+=ΔGoMnO4|MnO2+ΔGoMnO2|Mn2+nFEoMnO4|Mn2+=nFEoMnO4|MnO2nFEoMnO2|Mn2+5EoMnO4|Mn2+=3×EoMnO4|MnO2+2×EoMnO2|Mn2+
Substitute values in the above equation,
5×1.51V=3×EoMnO4|MnO2+2×1.23VEoMnO4|MnO2=1.70 V

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