Order of compounds in cell diagram?
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Order of compounds in cell diagram?
Does the order in which I write a half-cell's components matter? For example, is H2|H+ || Cl-|Cl2 the same thing as writing H+|H2 || Cl-|Cl2?
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Re: Order of compounds in cell diagram?
nicolely2F wrote:Does the order in which I write a half-cell's components matter? For example, is H2|H+ || Cl-|Cl2 the same thing as writing H+|H2 || Cl-|Cl2?
I believe it is cathode on the right, anode on the left. Whatever is being oxidized is on the left and whatever is being reduced is on the right.
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Re: Order of compounds in cell diagram?
sarahforman_Dis2I wrote:I believe it is cathode on the right, anode on the left. Whatever is being oxidized is on the left and whatever is being reduced is on the right.
Oh I mean inside the half-cell. Not the order between Cl and H but between H+ and H2. That is, H2|H+ versus H+|H2.
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Re: Order of compounds in cell diagram?
anode is the left and cathode is the right. Also remember aq us closest to the center of the cell diagram than gas and lastly solid.
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Re: Order of compounds in cell diagram?
Astrid Lunde 1I wrote:Also remember aq us closest to the center of the cell diagram than gas and lastly solid.
Thank you, that's what I needed to know.
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Re: Order of compounds in cell diagram?
For the solid on the far right or far left, do they have to be the same?
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