Destroyer electrochem problem

[virtualmaster999]

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Hi all!

Quick question on number 116 in GC:

-So I know that the E value DOES DECREASE, due to how to how the formula works for E (Inc in Q causes decrease in E)...

Now, I just want to make sure if this is right, or if this is just a coincidence.

I learned in Chad's vids that a shift left decreases Ecell, and a shift right inc E cell...does that rule only apply to E cell (standard conditions), or would it apply to E* (nonstandard) as mentioned in the problem?

Just a little something I wanted to double check on before my test in a couple of days.

Thanks in advance!

 

[DAT Destroyer]

Hi all!

Quick question on number 116 in GC:

-So I know that the E value DOES DECREASE, due to how to how the formula works for E (Inc in Q causes decrease in E)...

Now, I just want to make sure if this is right, or if this is just a coincidence.

I learned in Chad's vids that a shift left decreases Ecell, and a shift right inc E cell...does that rule only apply to E cell (standard conditions), or would it apply to E* (nonstandard) as mentioned in the problem?

Just a little something I wanted to double check on before my test in a couple of days.

Thanks in advance!

The Nernst equation is used for non-standard conditions. When doing this, write the Keq......which is products / reactants. If Products Increase in concentration.....The E will decrease......If the reactants increase in concentration.....the E will increase.

Hope this helps.

Dr. Romano

 

[virtualmaster999]

The Nernst equation is used for non-standard conditions. When doing this, write the Keq......which is products / reactants. If Products Increase in concentration.....The E will decrease......If the reactants increase in concentration.....the E will increase.

Hope this helps.

Dr. Romano

It sure does help! Thanks!