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    This document provides 16 important formulas related to electrochemistry: 1) The cell potential (Ecell) is equal to the cathode potential (Ecathode) minus the anode potential (Eanode). 2) The potential (E) of a cell is equal to the standard potential (E°) minus the logarithm of the ratio of products of concentrations of ions divided by reactants of ions, multiplied by a constant. 3) The cell potential (Ecell) is equal to the standard cell potential (E°cell) minus the logarithm of the ratio of concentrations of cathode and anode ions, multiplied by a constant. 4) The standard cell potential (E°cell

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    Formulae For  ELECTROCHEMISTRY


    By Mir Mohammed Abbas II PCMB 'A'
     
     
    FORMULAS- ELECTROCHEMISTY

    Important Terms, Definitions & Formulae


    XII Chemistry

    CHAPTER 3 - ELECTROCHEMISTRY

    1. Eө cell = Eө cathode – Eө anode


    0.059 1
    2. E = Eө - log n+ (At 298 K)
    n [M ]
    2.303RT [Anode ion]
    3. Ecell = Eөcell - log
    nF [Cathode ion]
    0.059
    4. Eөcell = log K c (At 298 K)
    n
    5. ∆Gө = -nFEөcell
    l 1 l
    6. R=ρ =
    A κ A
    1
    7. Conductance:G =
    R
    8. Conductivity = Conductance × Cell constant
    1 1 l l
    9. κ = = ( ) =G
    ρ R A A
    *
    10. Cell constant and is denoted by the symbol G
    Specific conductance κ
    11. Λm = =
    Molarity C
    κ x 1000
    12. Λm =
    C
    Remember:
    Unit of Λm in above formula is Scm2mol-1
    ∧c
    13. α = m
    0
    ∧m
    c α2
    14. K a =
    1-α
    FORMULAS- ELECTROCHEMISTRY

    15. Kohlrausch’s Law of independent migration of ions:


    If the limiting molar conductivity of the cations is denoted by λo+ and that of
    the anions by λo− then the limiting molar conductivity of electrolyte is:
    0
    ∧m = ν + λ0+ + v − λ0−
    Where v+ and v- are the number of cations and anions per formula of
    electrolyte.

    16. Faraday constant: It is equal to 96487 C mol-1 or approximately equal to


    96500 C mol-1.

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