Question: A handbook gives the value E = 0.174 V for the reduction half-reaction S + 2 H + + 2 e H 2

A handbook gives the value E° = 0.174 V for the reduction half-reaction S + 2 H+ + 2 e → H2S(g). In Figure 22-13, the value given for the segment S—H2S(aq) is 0.144 V. Why are these E° values different? Can both be correct?

Figure 22-13

Acidic solution ([H+] = 1 M): +6 +5 -0.22 V SO4- -S06- 0.158 V SO4-- 0.564 V -0.936 V Basic solution ([OH-] =

Acidic solution ([H+] = 1 M): +6 +5 -0.22 V SO4- -S06- 0.158 V SO4-- 0.564 V -0.936 V Basic solution ([OH-] = 1 M): +6 +4 +4 SO3-- SO(aq)- -0.576 V 0.507 V +2 +2.5 -S03-- -0.66 V -S406- -0.74 V 0.080 V 0.449 V 0 +2 S -S03-- -2 -0.476 V S- 0 0.465 V 0.144 V S -2 -HS(aq)

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