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Edexcel A-Level Chemistry A2 16.9 The Importance of the Conditions When Measuring an Electrode Potential E Questions

Practise Edexcel IAL Chemistry 16.9 by using ion concentrations in Nernst-style calculations and explaining why measured emf can differ from tabulated standard values.

Syllabus
First assessment 2019
Course
Chemistry YCH11
Level
A2

Exam points

  • Use Nernst-style equations to calculate electrode potentials from ion concentrations.
  • Explain why measured emf can differ from a tabulated standard value when temperature, oxidation or resistance is non-standard.

Edexcel A-Level Chemistry A2 16.9 The Importance of the Conditions When Measuring an Electrode Potential E Questions question 1

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This question is about cell reactions involving chromium.
Use your Data Booklet when answering this question.

A student set up the following apparatus to measure the standard electrode potential for right-hand electrode system 8 in your Data Booklet.

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Give two reasons why the initial reading on the voltmeter may differ from the stated value given in the Data Booklet.

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