Lecture

Electrochemical Cells: Redox Reactions and Standard Potentials

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Description

This lecture covers the fundamentals of electrochemical cells, focusing on redox reactions, standard potentials, and electromotive force. Topics include galvanic cells, standard electrode potentials, equilibrium constants, and electrolysis. The instructor explains how to calculate standard potentials, equilibrium constants, and the amount of electricity produced in redox reactions.

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Physical chemistry: Electrochemistry

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