Calcule el potencial estándar de la media reacción:HgS(s) + 2 H* (aq) + 2 e --> Hg() + H2S(g)si para la celda a continuación:Cd [Cd2*(1 M) || HgS(s) H* (1 M)| Hg() | H2S(1 atm)| PtE°celda= -0.317 V y E° (Cd2+/Cd)= -0.403 VE° (HgS/Hg)= ?Seleccione una:a. 0.400 Vb. 0.086 VO c. 0.720 Vd. -.086 Ve. -0.720 V

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Calcule el potencial estándar de la media reacción: HgS(s) + 2 H* (aq) +2 e --> Hg() + H2S(g) si para la celda a continuación: Cd ICd2 (1 M) || HgS(s) H" (1 M)| Hg() | H2S(1 atm)| Pt E°colda= -0.317 V y E° (Cd2*/Cd)= -0.403 V E° (HgS/Hg)= ? Seleccione una: a. 0.400 V O b. 0.086 V O c. 0.720 V d. -.086 V e. -0.720 V

Calcule el potencial estándar de la media reacción: HgS(s) + 2 H* (aq) +2 e --> Hg() + H2S(g) si para la celda a continuación: Cd ICd2 (1 M) || HgS(s) H" (1 M)| Hg() | H2S(1 atm)| Pt E°colda= -0.317 V y E° (Cd2*/Cd)= -0.403 V E° (HgS/Hg)= ? Seleccione una: a. 0.400 V O b. 0.086 V O c. 0.720 V d. -.086 V e. -0.720 V

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Chapter12: Gaseous Chemical Equilibrium

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