M Mcat35 Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Mar 30, 2011 Messages 162 Reaction score 0 Apr 16, 2011 #1 Members don't see this ad. If I'm given a series of 2x electrolytic cells with a power source of 2 A, 0.5 V, why can't this reduce the following reaction with reduction potential of -2.91? Na+ + e → Na 2.71
Members don't see this ad. If I'm given a series of 2x electrolytic cells with a power source of 2 A, 0.5 V, why can't this reduce the following reaction with reduction potential of -2.91? Na+ + e → Na 2.71
L loveoforganic -Account Deactivated- 10+ Year Member Joined Jan 30, 2009 Messages 4,218 Reaction score 14 Apr 16, 2011 #2 The voltage, not the amperage, is what's important in determining whether something will be made. Amperage determines how quickly. Upvote 0 Downvote
The voltage, not the amperage, is what's important in determining whether something will be made. Amperage determines how quickly.
M Mcat35 Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Mar 30, 2011 Messages 162 Reaction score 0 Apr 16, 2011 #3 loveoforganic said: The voltage, not the amperage, is what's important in determining whether something will be made. Amperage determines how quickly. Click to expand... Ok, thanks so my question is 2x 0.5 V (positive) is not enough to reduce the -2.71. Is this just sign convention or something? Upvote 0 Downvote
loveoforganic said: The voltage, not the amperage, is what's important in determining whether something will be made. Amperage determines how quickly. Click to expand... Ok, thanks so my question is 2x 0.5 V (positive) is not enough to reduce the -2.71. Is this just sign convention or something?
L loveoforganic -Account Deactivated- 10+ Year Member Joined Jan 30, 2009 Messages 4,218 Reaction score 14 Apr 16, 2011 #4 Think about it - you need a net positive potential to run, right? How does 1 (2x0.5) compare to -2.71? Upvote 0 Downvote
Think about it - you need a net positive potential to run, right? How does 1 (2x0.5) compare to -2.71?
M Mcat35 Full Member 10+ Year Member Joined Mar 30, 2011 Messages 162 Reaction score 0 Apr 16, 2011 #5 loveoforganic said: Think about it - you need a net positive potential to run, right? How does 1 (2x0.5) compare to -2.71? Click to expand... oh ok thanks 🙂 Upvote 0 Downvote
loveoforganic said: Think about it - you need a net positive potential to run, right? How does 1 (2x0.5) compare to -2.71? Click to expand... oh ok thanks 🙂