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Yesterday, 8:34 AM  | Quick Questions - standard potentials You can hide this advertisement by registering. Hi,I've just got a quick question... When I am reading the standard potentials sheet to find out which metal is oxidized and which is reduced in glavanic cells, the on that has the higher voltage (regardless of positive or negative) is reduced. Is this correct? I am just double checking... Thanks in advanced
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20 Nov 2009, 7:43 PM Blog Entries: 5  | Re: Quick Questions - standard potentials yes hang on what do u mean regardless + or - ?
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Yesterday, 8:34 AM | Re: Quick Questions - standard potentials The voltage produced by the cell. You know the voltages they give you on the side next to the reduction equations?
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25 Oct 2009, 1:44 PM | Re: Quick Questions - standard potentials The higher up it is on the table the easier it is for it to oxidise and the lower the easier it is for it to undergo reduction. It doesnt have anything really to do with the number associated to the metal. |
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Yesterday, 9:15 PM | Re: Quick Questions - standard potentials The Data Sheet provided by BOS are Reduction potentials (EG: Zn2+ + 2e- <-> Zn[s] ). The more negative (lower number) the more likely it'll oxidise. The more positive the (higher number) the more likely it'll reduce.
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