Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry
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ISBN: 9781285640686
Author: Skoog
Publisher: Cengage
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Latimer diagram for the reduction of N₂ to NH4* in acidic solution is given below. (a,1pt) Please
write out the complete half reaction for each of three adjacent couples. (b,0.5pt) Calculate
E°(N₂/NH†). (c,0.5pt) Identify the most difficult step in reducing N₂ to NH4+, and rationalize your
answer concisely.
-1.87
1.41
1.28
N21
NH3OH
N₂Hs
+
NH
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