Cell Zn-Cu Cu-Pb Cu-Fe Zn-Pb Fe-Zn Fe-Pb EXP. 3 VOLTAIC CELLS POST-LAB REPORT WORKSHEETS Part 2 - Measurement of Cell Potentials 1. Note: Because [Fe²] # 0.5 M. the experimental voltages can be expected to deviate from the calculated voltages (using the Nernst equation) where Fe² half-cells are involved. Experimental Voltage Readings and Average 1.092+ 1,092 2 = 1.095 V 0.465 +0.465 2 = 0.465 V 0.028 +0017 = 00275V 0.6%0+ 0.628 20.629 V 0.321 +0.322 2 = 0.3215 V 0.002 1 0.004 2 At which metal does reduction occur? Cn Cult (agite →→→>Cur Си +0.16V Си +0.16V +0.16 V Zo -0.76V Zn -0.76✓ Pb At which metal does oxidation occur? -0.13V In Zn(a)+26 → zn (s) -0.76V Pb -0.13V Pb -0.13V Fe +0.77V +0.77V Fe Which metal is the stronger reducing agent? 2n -076 V Pb -0.13V Fe +0.77V Pb. -0.13 V Fe +0.77 Fe Calculated Voltage (assume 0.5 M) -0.003 V +0.77 +0.77 2. On the basis of the calculated voltages, write the order for the reducing strength of the four metals (Zn, Cu, Pb, Fe), in order of decreasing reducing strength.

Cell Zn-Cu Cu-Pb Cu-Fe Zn-Pb Fe-Zn Fe-Pb EXP. 3 VOLTAIC CELLS POST-LAB REPORT WORKSHEETS Part 2 - Measurement of Cell Potentials 1. Note: Because [Fe²] # 0.5 M. the experimental voltages can be expected to deviate from the calculated voltages (using the Nernst equation) where Fe² half-cells are involved. Experimental Voltage Readings and Average 1.092+ 1,092 2 = 1.095 V 0.465 +0.465 2 = 0.465 V 0.028 +0017 = 00275V 0.6%0+ 0.628 20.629 V 0.321 +0.322 2 = 0.3215 V 0.002 1 0.004 2 At which metal does reduction occur? Cn Cult (agite →→→>Cur Си +0.16V Си +0.16V +0.16 V Zo -0.76V Zn -0.76✓ Pb At which metal does oxidation occur? -0.13V In Zn(a)+26 → zn (s) -0.76V Pb -0.13V Pb -0.13V Fe +0.77V +0.77V Fe Which metal is the stronger reducing agent? 2n -076 V Pb -0.13V Fe +0.77V Pb. -0.13 V Fe +0.77 Fe Calculated Voltage (assume 0.5 M) -0.003 V +0.77 +0.77 2. On the basis of the calculated voltages, write the order for the reducing strength of the four metals (Zn, Cu, Pb, Fe), in order of decreasing reducing strength.

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