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7. Given the standard reduction potential for the following two half-cell reactions (in the presence of...

7. Given the standard reduction potential for the following two half-cell reactions (in the presence of 1.00 M HCl):

Fe3+ + e <==> Fe2+, E0 = + 0.68 V

AsO4 - + 2H+ + 2e <==> AsO3 - + H2O, Eo = +0.559 V.

Please calculate the system potential at the equivalence point when Fe3+ was used to titrate AsO3 - in the presence of 1.00 M HCl.

Answer: 0.60 V

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Expert Solution

since the concentraion is not given ,

i will be using conceot for this ,ie..

from the reduction potentails, Fe3+ gets reduced easily when compared to AsO4- . hence Fe3+ will go under reduction and AsO3- will go undr reduction

also, the half cells AsO3- takes 2 e- , and Fe 3+ gives 1 e-

from this i can say that twice teh amount of Fe3+ is required so as to oxidize AsO3- at eqivalance point.

reaction

Fe3+ +e ----> Fe2+ (reductio half)

AsO3- + H2O ---AsO4- + 2H+ +2e (oxidation half)

E (Fe3+/Fe2+) =E 0 (Fe3+/Fe2+) - (0.0591/n) X log ([Fe2+]/ [Fe3+])

multiplying ny n throughout

n X E (Fe3+/Fe2+) = n X E 0 (Fe3+/Fe2+) - 0.0591 X log ([Fe2+]/ [Fe3+]); n=1

E (AsO4-/AsO3-) =E 0(AsO4-/AsO3-) - (0.0591/n) X log ([AsO3-]/ [AsO4-] X [H+])

multiplying ny n throughout

n X E (AsO4-/AsO3-) =n X E 0(AsO4-/AsO3-) - 0.0591/ X log ([AsO3-]/ [AsO4-] X [H+]) ; n =2

at euquivalence point

E (Fe3+/Fe2+) = E (AsO4-/AsO3-) = Esys

and [Fe2+] = [Fe3+] , [AsO3-] = [AsO4-] and we know that [H+] = 1

thus adding both the equations

we have,

3Esys = E 0 (Fe3+/Fe2+) + 2E 0(AsO4-/AsO3-) -  (0.0591/n) X log ([Fe2+] X[AsO4-] X [H+]/ [Fe3+] [AsO3-])

or

3Esys = E 0 (Fe3+/Fe2+) + 2E 0(AsO4-/AsO3-)

hence

Esys = 0.6 v


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