NEET Chemistry Questions: Redox Reactions & Electrochemisty

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If cell potential of standard cell is 0.59 V then equilibrium constant for the cell reaction occuring in the cell at $ 25 ^\circ C $ is _______. (n = 1)




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Which of the following cell is different?




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If equilibrium constant of a cell for reaction occuring in the electrochemical cell is $ 1.9413 \times 10^{37} at 25 ^\circ C $ then what is the std. cell potential of the cell (n=2)




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On which of the following cell potential of the cell does not depend?




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What is the value of term $ {2.303 RT \over F} in nemst equation at 80 ^\circ $ C ?




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Mention n and Q for the cell reaction taking place in the $ Pt ∣ Cl_{2(g,1.0 bar) ∣ Cl ^−_{(C_1)}|| Au^{3+}_{(C_2)} ∣ Au $ cell.




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Mention the oxidation reaction takes place in half cell $Pt ∣ H_{2(g,1.0 bar)} ∣ OH−^_{(aq)} $ .




In the half-cell Pt|H2(g,1.0 bar)|OH⁻(aq), the oxidation reaction taking place is: H2(g) + 2OH⁻ ⇌ 2H2O(l) + 2e⁻. This is the hydrogen oxidation reaction, which occurs at the platinum electrode in an alkaline solution.
Which of the following relation is correct for Faradays 2nd law? where and is quanitity of substance while and are equivalent mass of the substance.




Faraday's second law states that the masses of different substances deposited or dissolved in an electrolytic cell by the same quantity of electricity are proportional to their chemical equivalent weights. The correct relation is: m₁E₂ = m₂E₁, where m₁ and m₂ are the masses of substances, and E₁ and E₂ are their equivalent masses.
Which of the following cell representation is in correct with reference to cell reaction taking place in the cell at $ 25 ^\circ C ? (E ^\circ _{{Pb}^{2 +} |Pb} = − 0.13 V. , E ^\circ _{ Sn^{2+}|Sn}= − 0.14 V.) $




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A2+ | A, B2+| B, C2+ | D is increasing order of std. reduction potential then choose correct option for the given state ments. (T = true and F = false ) (i) rod of metal A dissolve in the solution of metal $ B^{2+} $ (ii) solution of $ A^{2+} $ ion can not be filled in the container of the metal C. (iii) reaction $ D_{(s)} + B^{2+} _{(aq1.0M)} \rightleftharpoons D^{2+} _{( aq 0.1 M)} + B_{(s)} $ spontaneously in forward direction. (iv) atoms of metal C can not displace $ B^{2+} $ ioin from its solution.




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What is the value of $ E_{Mg | Mg ^{2+} _{(0.5 M)}} at 25 ^\circ C ? ( E^ \circ _{Mg|Mg ^{ 2+} = 2.36 V. ) $




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If potential of the cell formed by connecting half cell Ag | Ag+ and Al | Al3+ is 2.546V then what is the std. cell potential of the cell at 250C?




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For cell $ Mg | Mg^{2+} _{(0.005M)} ║ Ag^+_{0.04M} | Ag $ which of the following option is correct for the value of Q related to n ?




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For the cell $ Co | Co^ {2+} _{(0.04M)} | Cl^-_{(0.1M)}| Cl_{2(g,1.0 bar)}| Pt $ which of the following option is correct for the value of Q related to the value of n? (a) n = 1 (b) n = 2 (c) n = 3 (d) n = 4 (1) $ Q = 4.0 \times 10 ^ {-4} M^3 $ (2) $ Q = 8 M ^ {-3/2} $ (3) $ Q = 8.0 \times 10 ^ {-6} M ^ {9/2} $ (4) $ Q = 2 M ^ {-1/2} $ (5) $ Q = 4 M^{-1} $ (6) $ Q = 1.6 × 10^{-7} M^6 $ (7) $ Q = 0.002 M ^ {3/2} $ (8) $ Q = 16 M ^ {-2} $




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For the cell $ Pt | Br_{2(g,1.0 bar)} | Br ^ - _{(0.5M)} || Au ^{3+}_{(0.4M)} | Au value of Q = 20M^{-4} $ then what is the appropriate value of n?




For the given cell: Pt | Br₂(g, 1.0 bar) | Br⁻(0.5M) || Au³⁺(0.4M) | Au, the overall cell reaction is: 3/2 Br₂(g) + 3e⁻ = 3Br⁻ (reduction at cathode) and Au³⁺ + 3e⁻ = Au (reduction at anode). The value of n, which represents the number of electrons transferred, is 3 for this balanced reaction.