Cell Potential and Free Energy - AP Chemistry
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What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
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What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
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2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above
1.

2.

3. 
What is
? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?
1.
2.
3.
What is ? Is reaction 3 spontaneous?



There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the
. Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
There are two concepts to consider in this problem. First, the question asks for the . Reaction 3 has
being reduced so the potential for the half reaction becomes negative.
half reaction appears the same in reaction 3 so the potential is the same. Second, negative voltages indicate non-spontaneity and positive voltages are spontaneous.
Compare your answer with the correct one above