ElectrochemistryHard
Question
M(s) → Mn+ (aq) + ne-
Choose the correct statement(s).
Choose the correct statement(s).
Options
A.EM | Mn+ decreases with increase in [Mn+]
B.E Mn+ | M increases on increasing temperature.
C.E Mn+ | M increases on increasing [Mn+]
D.EM | Mn+ increases on increasing temperature.
Solution
EM | M+n = EoM/M+n -
log Mn+
[Mn+] ↑, EM/Mn+ ↑, EMn+/M ↑.
[Mn+] ↑, EM/Mn+ ↑, EMn+/M ↑.
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