Finding Ecell for a Reaction

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Published 2013-01-31
How to find Ecell for a chemical reaction.
Here, I don't even tell you which direction the cell goes ... we'll figure it out along the way!

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All Comments (21)
  • @runekid2
    exam in 40 mins thanks for saving me
  • @masghar14
    To keep people from getting confused, you could also point out that if you left the Fe equation as is (instead of flipping it) you could have done 0.34-(-0.44) which would give the same number, because that's how I was taught it: Ereduction-Eoxidation
  • @BboySuperFreeze
    This one video cleared everything up for me since you showed both sides of spontaneous and non spontaneous. Thanks a lot!
  • @yushiliang1
    The equation E cell = E cathode - E anode works like this: 0.34 - (- 0.44) = 0.78 , which is the same as what CHEMIST Nate did. He just flipped the sign to make it the 'oxidation potential' 
  • @tanjiro57
    The best Chemistry teacher...You should teach chemistry to my teacher!
  • @NumairQureshi
    Thanks for the awesome video. I love your teaching style.
  • @658magnus
    Hey, I like your videos but I've got one question. Given the formula E cell = E cathode - E anode, shouldn't it have been 0.34 - 0.44 = - 0.1 V ?
  • @Scoxn
    Awesome drawing! Your videos are great :D
  • @lrissunflower
    using copper and magnesium and both their reduction potentials, i did eCathode - eAnode : 0.34--2.37 = 2.71, spontaneous, is this correct?
  • @gon2407
    So simple so clear thank you