48. Solution to Chemistry Problem

6. For a concentration cell composed of metal A in electrolyte B solutions with concentrations of m1 and m2 mol/1000 g, calculate the EMF at 298 K. Calculate the activity using the average activity coefficient taken from the reference book [M.], or (for dilute solutions) using the ionic strength. For an element composed of a hydrogen electrode in an electrolyte C solution with a concentration of m3 mol/1000 g and a calomel half-cell with a concentration of m4 mol/1000 g, calculate the EMF and pH of the solution containing electrolyte C. Ignore the diffusion EMF. At 298 K, the standard potential of the calomel electrode (aCl- = 1) is 0.2812 V, and the ionic product of water is 1.008 * 10-14. Find the dissociation constants of weak electrolytes in the reference book [M.]. Option Substance m1 m2 C m3 m4 PH2, atm
A B
6 Cu CuCl2 0.2 0.05 HCl 3 0.5 2