Chemistry, asked by dakshachudnaik1090, 10 months ago

The standard cell potential for the reaction
MnO4- + 5Fe+2 + 8H+ -------> Mn2+ + 5Fe+3 + 4H2O
is 0.59V at 298K. Find the equilibrium constant.

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Answered by Anonymous
103

{\underline{\sf{Given}}}

Reaction :

 \sf \:MnO_{4}+5Fe{}^{+2}+8H{}^{+} \rightarrow Mn{}^{+2}</p><p>+5Fe{}^{+3}+4H_{2}O

  • Standard cell potential for this reaction is 0.59 V at 298 k

{\underline{\sf{To\:Find}}}

Equlilbrum constant of the given reaction .

{\underline{\sf{Theory }}}

•Nernst Equation :

 \sf \: E_{cell}=E°_{cell}+\dfrac{-2.303RT}{nF}\log  \dfrac{[Prduct]}{[Reactant]}

At Equlilbrum , \sf \: E_{cell}=0

Therefore ,the Nernst Equation is modified as

 \sf0=E°_{cell}+\dfrac{-2.303RT}{nF}log \dfrac{[Prduct] _{equilibrium}}{[Reactant] _{equilibrium}}

 \sf \implies \: E°_{cell} = \dfrac{2.303RT}{nF}\log(k_{c})

Where ,Kc= equilibrium constant at 298K

{\underline{\sf{Solution}}}

Given Reaction :

\sf \:MnO_{4}+5Fe{}^{+2}+8H{}^{+} \rightarrow Mn{}^{+2}</p><p>+5Fe{}^{+3}+4H_{2}O

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Reactions :

 \sf \: Anode:  Mn{}^{+7}O_{4}  \rightarrow \: Mn{}^{+2}+5e{}^{-1}

 \sf \: Cathode :5Fe{}^{+2}+5e{}^{-1}\rightarrow </p><p>5Fe{}^{+3}</p><p>

Therefore , n = 5

We know that

 \sf E°_{cell} = \dfrac{2.303RT}{nF}\log(k_{c})

 \sf \implies E°_{cell} = \dfrac{0.0591}{5}\log(k_{c})

Given : Standard potential of reaction = 0.59 V

  \sf \implies \:0.59 = \dfrac{0.0591}{5}\log(k_{c})

 \sf \implies \log(k_{c}) =  \dfrac{0.59 \times 5}{0.0591}

 \sf \implies \log(k_{c}) \approx50

 \sf \implies k_{c} = 10 {}^{50}

It is the required solution!

Answered by Anonymous
46

Given :-

\sf{ {MnO_4}^{-} + {5Fe}^{+2} + 8H \longrightarrow  Mn_2 + {5Fe}^{+3} + 4H_2O}

→ The standard cell potential for equation is 0.59 V at 298K.

To Find :-

Equilibrium constant of equation .

{\underline{\sf{Theory }}}

At Equlilbrum , \sf \: E_{cell}=0

 \sf \implies \: E°_{cell} = \dfrac{2.303RT}{nF}\log(k_{c})

Where ,Kc= equilibrium constant at 298K

solution :

Given Reaction :

\sf \:MnO_{4}+5Fe{}^{+2}+8H{}^{+} \rightarrow Mn{}^{+2}</p><p>+5Fe{}^{+3}+4H_{2}O

Here →

\sf \:MnO_{4}

x+(-8)= -1

x =7

Thus oxidation state of, Mn in MnO4 is +7

On observing the reaction

\sf \:MnO_{4}+5Fe{}^{+2}+8H{}^{+} \rightarrow Mn{}^{+2}

Therefore , n = 5

we know that

 \sf E°_{cell} = \dfrac{2.303RT}{nF}\log(k_{c})

 \sf \implies E°_{cell} = \dfrac{0.0591}{5}\log(k_{c})

Given : Standard potential of reaction = 0.59 V

  \sf \implies \:0.59 = \dfrac{0.0591}{5}\log(k_{c})

 \sf \implies \log(k_{c}) =  \dfrac{0.59 \times 5}{0.0591}

\sf \implies \log( K_{c} ) = 50

\sf{This\: implies\:  k_c = antilog (50) }\\

\sf{\implies  1 \times {10}^{50}}\\

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