In Season 2 of Breaking Bad, Jesse and Heisenberg end up stranded in the desert
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In Season 2 of Breaking Bad, Jesse and Heisenberg end up stranded in the desert because the battery of the RV is dead. Walter builds a homemade battery to jumpstart the engine. He uses brake pads that contain mercuric oxide (HgO) and galvanized steel which is a source of Zn metal. The electrolyte he uses is KOH. Relevant data can be found in Appendix B. (Pictures below)I need to know how to do these questions not just the answers, thank you!
b. Silver can be elect What marestion 5 . In Season 2 of Breaking Bad, Jesse and Heisenberg end up stranded in the desert because the battery of the RV is dead. Walter builds a homemade battery to jumpstart the engine. He uses brake pads that contain mercuric oxide (HgO) and galvanized steel which is a source of Zn metal. The electrolyte he uses is KOH Relevant data can be found in Appendix B. i. Write down the relevant half reactions. (2 points) ii. What is the overall spontancous electrochemical reaction? (2 points) 20o)+ 2.nts iii. Calculate the standard potential for this reaction. (2 points) E'cell Ered Eox Bont iv. If the pH of the electrolyte is 12 and the concentration of zinc ions is 0.01 M what is the cell potential? (4 What points)
Explanation / Answer
Answer – IV, b) We are given, current = 6.8 A , time , t = 72 min
Reaction – Ag+(aq) + e? -----> Ag(s)
Calculation of charge – we know the formula for the electric charge
Electric charge = current (A) * time (s)
Convert the time , min to s
We know
1 min = 60 s
So, 72 min = ?
= 4320 s
So, Electric charge = 6.8 A * 4320 s
= 29376 C
Calculation of moles of electrons-
We know,
96485 C = 1 moles of electrons
So, 29376 C = ?
= 0.304 moles of electrons
For the electroplating of Ag there is one moles of electrons required
So, 1 moles of electrons = 1 moles of Ag
So, 0.304 moles of electrons = ?
= 0.304 moles of Ag
Mass of Ag = 0.304 moles * 107.87 g/mol
= 32.8 g
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