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Which of the following cell produces minimum
emf
1) Pt, H, (1 atm),HCI( 1M)//
HCI(0.1M)/H, (1atm), Pt
2) Pt, H2 (10atm),HCI(1M) //
HC1(0.1M)/Hz ( 1atm), Pt
3) Pt, H2 (10atm), HCI(0.1M) ||
// HCI(1M)/H(10atm), Pt
4) P1,A2 (0.1atm),HCI(0.1M) //
HCI (0.01M)/H, (10atm), Pt

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Answered by gunduravimudhiraj
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Explanation:

Pt(s),H

2

(g)∣ 1bar HCl (aq) ∣ Ag(s) ∣ Pt(s) the cell potential is 0.92 when 10

−6

molal HCl solution is used. The standard electrode potential of (AgCl/Ag,Cl

) electrode is:

Given:

F

2.303RT

=0.06V at 298K

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The half-cell reactions are,

At Anode:

2

1

H

2

(g)→H

+

(aq)+e

At Cathode:AgCl(s)+e

→Ag(s)+Cl

(aq)

Complete reaction:AgCl(s)+

2

1

H

2

(g)→Ag(s)+Cl

(aq)+H

+

(aq)

We know,

E

cell

0

=E

cathode

0

−E

anode

0

=(SRP)

cathode

−(SRP)

anode

We know standard hydrogen potential is assumed to be zero.

So,(SRP)

anode

=0

Let, (SRP)

cathode

=x

So,

E

cell

0

=x

Now we use Nernst equation,

E

cell

=E

cell

0

nF

2.303RT

log(Q)

⟹E

cell

=E

cell

0

−0.06×log([Cl

][H

+

])

n=1;

0.92=x−

1

0.06

log(10

−6

×10

−6

)

⟹x=0.20V

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