Redox Flashcards

(29 cards)

1
Q

Voltaic cell converts ___ to _____

A

Chemical energy to electrical energy

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2
Q

What happens when electrolytes dissolve in water

A

They conduct electrical current

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3
Q

Electrolytic cells covert ___ to _____

A

Electrical energy to chemical energy

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4
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Electrodes=

A

Conductors that carry electrons in and out of the cell

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5
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Formula for voltage of the cell

A

Electrical potential of cell= EP cathode - EP anode

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6
Q

Anode is oxidized therefore it becomes ____

A

Smaller

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7
Q

Cathode is reduced therefore it ____

A

Gains mass

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8
Q

Anions go to the ____ and cations go to the ____

A

Anode
cathode

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9
Q

If the EPcell is > 0 the rxn is ___

A

Spontaneous

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10
Q

If EPcell < 0 the rxn is ____

A

Non spontaneous

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11
Q

Anode has a __ charge ad cathode has a ___ charge

A
  • +
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12
Q

If cl2 is present what colour does litmus paper turn

A

White

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13
Q

Primary batteries=

A

Runs until it runs out then you throw it away

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14
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Secondary batteries s=

A

rechargeable batteries

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15
Q

Fuel cells=

A

Voltaic cells that can be refueled by adding fuel 1st

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16
Q

4 ways to prevent corrosion

A

1) paint or other coatings
2) forming an alloy
3) galvanizing
4) cathodic protection

17
Q

What’s involved in forming an alloy

A

Mix iron with more resistant metals in an alloy so they’re bale to resist environmental stresses better

18
Q

What is galvanizing

A

Iron is coated with a protective layer of zinc so they’re bale zinc corrodes instead of the iron (acts as a barrier) (zinc is a sacrificial anode)

19
Q

Differences in electrolytic vs. Voltaic cells

A
  • DC power source not volt meter
  • voltage should be negative indicating on spontaneous RXN
  • anode is + cathode is -
  • EP cell= (-)
20
Q

2 components involved in cathodic protection

A

Sacrificial anode
Impressed current

21
Q

What is the method of sacrificial anode

A

A more reactive metal is attached to the iron therefore that is corroded first (needs replacing occasionally)

22
Q

What is impressed current

A

Trickles electrons through a DC power source onto the metal to protect it

23
Q

In the electrolysis of molten what species isn’t present

24
Q

What is the chlorine anomoly

A

If both chlorine and h20 can be oxidized, chlorine will be oxidized first despite the reduction table

25
What is electroplating
The process of coating an object with a thin layer of metal like silver, gold, etc
26
In electroplating what is the charge opposite to
Voltaic cells
27
What’s faradays law
The amount of substance produced or consumed in an electrolyitic cell is related to the quantity of electricity applied in the cell
28
1 coulomb = ____
6.24 x10^18 e-
29
What unit is electrical current in and what about electrical charge
Amperes Coulombs