When do we use a comma for the cell diagram?
Do we also use a conductor when there is no solid present?
Test 2 Cell Diagram
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Re: Test 2 Cell Diagram
a) You use a comma when there are two species in the same phase. For example, if is being oxidized to in the anode, you use a comma to separate them in the cell diagram, instead of a vertical line.
b} Yes, you use a conductor (usually platinum) when no solid is present.
b} Yes, you use a conductor (usually platinum) when no solid is present.
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Re: Test 2 Cell Diagram
Also, if there is a solid in the reaction, make sure it is conducting (metal). If not, we then add Pt(s).
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Re: Test 2 Cell Diagram
comma separates species in the same states
you have to add a conductor if there is no conducting metal or mercury Hg liquid or graphite I believe
you have to add a conductor if there is no conducting metal or mercury Hg liquid or graphite I believe
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