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07914 and 0. 05049. This is due to the fact that silver iodide is extremely insoluble; a small concentration of hydrogen iodide is sufficient by the common ion effect to reduce the concentration of the silver ion to such an extent that the potential of Ag | Agl, HI is less than the potential H 2 | HI. So far as the author has been able to ascertain this circumstance is unique in inves- tigations of free energies and activities of ions.
Free Energy Change Attending the Cell Reaction.
Table II gi...ves the free energy change accompanying the cell reaction. The free energy decrease ( AF) in joules is obtained by multiplying the corresponding value of the electromotive force in volts by 96494. The data are self-explanatory.
TABLE II. Free Energy Change Attending the Cell Reaction.
c. ( AF) 25 . ( AF) 30 . ( AF) 35 .
1000 g. Joules. Joules. Joules.
0. 24608 6662. 9 6623. 3 6589. 6 0. 12972 3488. 3 3431. 3 3407. 2 (. 0. 10000) (2193. 3) _(2124. 8) (2086. 2) 0. 07914 1167. 6 1088. 5 1035. 4 0. 05049 +970.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
07914 and 0. 05049. This is due to the fact that silver iodide is extremely insoluble; a small concentration of hydrogen iodide is sufficient by the common ion effect to reduce the concentration of the silver ion to such an extent that the potential of Ag | Agl, HI is less than the potential H 2 | HI. So far as the author has been able to ascertain this circumstance is unique in inves- tigations of free energies and activities of ions.
Free Energy Change Attending the Cell Reaction.
Table II gi...ves the free energy change accompanying the cell reaction. The free energy decrease ( AF) in joules is obtained by multiplying the corresponding value of the electromotive force in volts by 96494. The data are self-explanatory.
TABLE II. Free Energy Change Attending the Cell Reaction.
c. ( AF) 25 . ( AF) 30 . ( AF) 35 .
1000 g. Joules. Joules. Joules.
0. 24608 6662. 9 6623. 3 6589. 6 0. 12972 3488. 3 3431. 3 3407. 2 (. 0. 10000) (2193. 3) _(2124. 8) (2086. 2) 0. 07914 1167. 6 1088. 5 1035. 4 0. 05049 +970.
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