00:01
Okay, so in this reaction, we realized the cobal 2 plus is oxidizing agent, and chromium sweep 2 plus is reducing agent.
00:13
So that means the potential of this reaction equals to the potential of the cobal 2 plus reduction potential, minus the potential of the chromium sweep plus to chromium 2 plus.
00:30
So that's about minus .28 minus .41.
00:38
So the potential of this reaction is simply 0 .13 volts.
00:46
And from this, what we can calculate is delta g, simply equals to minus the potential of voltage times total charge that is transferred.
00:58
So in this case, it's minus .13 volts.
01:01
The total charge transfer is equals to the electron transferred times the far -de -constant, which is minus 0 .13 volt times the total electron transfer.
01:16
So you find one more's cobalt 2 plus becomes one more of co -bolt, so two electron transfer and times fall -de -constant...