Describe in shorthand notation a galvanic cell for which the cell reaction is Cu(s)+2Fe3+(aq)→Cu2+(aq)+2Fe2+(aq)
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Final answer: The shorthand notation for a given galvanic cell is:
Given that: We are given, ⟶
To find: We have to find the shorthand notation for a given galvanic cell.
Explanation:
- Given cell reaction: ⟶
- In the above cell reaction, each metal rod in contact with a specific concentration of its ions in an aqueous solution constitutes a single electrode (half-cell).
- We may represent them as:
also written as
also written as
- The electrode (or half-cell) reactions and the net cell reaction are given below.
Half-cell reaction:
⟶
⟶
Net cell reaction: ⟶
- To balance the cell reaction and calculate the cell potential, we must reverse the second reaction.
⟶
Here, copper (Cu) atoms produce two electrons but each ion accepts only one electron, therefore first half-cell reaction must be multiplied by 2.
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- In a symbolic representation of a galvanic cell, the anode is written on the left-hand side and the cathode on the right-hand side; in the cathode representation, the electrolyte is shown first and then the metal. This is referred to as a cell diagram.
- A double vertical line, when shown in between the two electrode representations, indicates the presence of a salt bridge connecting the two electrolyte solutions.
- Thus the given cell may be represented as:
Hence, the shorthand notation for a given galvanic cell is:
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