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Answer the following: Predict whether the following reaction would occur spontaneously under standard state condition. 2Br(aq)-+Sn(aq)2+→Br2(l)+Sn(s)

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Answer the following:

Predict whether the following reaction would occur spontaneously under standard state condition.

`2"Br"_(("aq"))^(-) + "Sn"_(("aq"))^(2+) -> "Br"_(2("l")) + "Sn"_(("s"))`

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`2"Br"_(("aq"))^(-) + "Sn"_(("aq"))^(2+) -> "Br"_(2("l")) + "Sn"_(("s"))`

At anode: `2"Br"_(("aq"))^(-) -> "Br"_(2("l")) + 2"e"^(-)`

At cathode: `"Sn"_(("aq"))^(2+) + 2"e"^(-) -> "Sn"_(("s"))`

From the electrochemical series we have,

`"E"_("Br"_2)^circ` = 1.080 V and `"E"_"Sn"^circ` = - 0.136 V

For cell having `"Br"_(2("l"))` as anode and Sn as cathode.

`"E"_"cell"^circ = "E"_"Sn"^circ - "E"_("Br"_2)^circ`

= - 0.136 V - 1.080 V

`"E"_"cell"^circ` = - 1.216 V

Emf of cell being negative, the given cell reaction is nonspontaneous.

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Chapter 5: Electrochemistry - Exercises [Page 119]

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Balbharati Chemistry [English] Standard 12 Maharashtra State Board
Chapter 5 Electrochemistry
Exercises | Q 4.14 | Page 119

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