Question
Question: For a cell reaction: \(M_{(aq)}^{n +} + ne^{-} \rightarrow M_{(s)}\) the Nernst equation for electro...
For a cell reaction: M(aq)n++ne−→M(s) the Nernst equation for electrode potential at any concentration measured with respect to standard hydrogen electrode is represented as
A
E(Mn+/M)=Eº(Mn+/M)−nFRT1n[Mn+]1
B
E(M/Mn+)=Eº(M/Mn+)−nFRT1n[M][Mn+]
C
E(Mn+/M)=Eº(Mn+/M)−nFRT1n[M]1
D
E(Mn+/M)=Eº(Mn+/M)−nFRT1n[Mn+]
Answer
E(Mn+/M)=Eº(Mn+/M)−nFRT1n[Mn+]1
Explanation
Solution
E(Mn+/M)=Eº(Mn+/M)−nFRTIn[Mn+][M]
Since concentration of solid is taken as unity,
E(Mn+/M)=Eº(Mn+/M)−−nfRTln[Mn+1]1