A battery is constructed from iron, Fe, and silver, Ag, by dipping a strip of each metal
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A battery is constructed from iron, Fe, and silver, Ag, by dipping a strip of each metal into a solution of its ions (Fe3 + and Ag+, respectively). As the battery operates, the Fe3+ concentration increases while the Ag+ concentration decreases.
(a) What is getting oxidized?
(b) What is getting reduced?
(c) Draw a battery similar to the one you drew for WorkPatch 10.7, label which way the electrons flow, and label cathode, +, and anode, –.
Data from WorkPatch 10.7
Design and label a battery based on the redox reaction between magnesium metal and silver ions:
Does your battery show electrons flowing from the Mg electrode to the Ag electrode? It should!
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Related Book For
Introductory Chemistry Atoms First
ISBN: 9780321927118
5th Edition
Authors: Steve Russo And Michael Silver
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