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In case of quinhydrone electrode redox reaction is...

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Answered by PurvaAnantwar
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Answer:

The reaction of Quinhydrone electrode is methyl alcohol.

Explanation:

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Answered by rahul123437
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In the case of the quinhydrone electrode, the redox reaction is between quinone as oxidant and hydroquinone as reductant.

Explanation:

  • Quinhydrone electrode is used to measure the hydrogen ion concentration (pH) of a solution containing an acidic substance.
  • It is an electrode  which consists of a platinum wire dipped in a solution containing quinhydrone which is used to determine hydrogen-ion concentration.
  • A platinum electrode is dipped in saturated solution of quinhydrone
  • C 6H 6O 2 ------ H 4O 2 + 2H+  +2e-
  • Through these electrode pH determination can be done and the tempertaure in the half cell is maintained.
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