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When you add 0.05 ml of 0.50M sodium thiosulfateNa2SO2O3 to 2.0 ml if 0.10M silvernitrate, a...

When you add 0.05 ml of 0.50M sodium thiosulfateNa2SO2O3 to 2.0 ml if 0.10M silvernitrate, a precipitate of Ag2S2O3 formed byequation 2Ag+ +S2O3-2 <------->Ag2(S2O3) (s) Assume that this reaction goes 100% to completion. a) Set up a reaction table and calculate the [Ag+] afterreaction b) Calculate the value of Ecell expected using Ag|([Ag+] from a) asthe test half-cell, and Ag+(1.0M)|Ag as the referencehalf-cell.

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Answer #1

The final concentration for each ion is:

From the reaction:

2Ag+ S2O32- ----> Ag2(S2O3)
initial 0.098 0.012 0
after reaction 0.098-2*(0.012) 0.012-0.012 0.012

From the table you can see all S2O3 is going to be consumed

So the final concentration is 0.098-2*(0.012)=0.074M

b)

For the second, I do not understand what cell is it talking about, but you can calculate the potential of the half cell asuming Ag+ reduces to Ag

, since the standard potentials are calculated at 1M concentrations, Eo is the reference potential.

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