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Consider the reaction in the lead-acid cell pb(s) pbo2(s) 2 h2so4(aq) 2 pbso4(aq) 2 h2o(l) for which e°cell = 2. 04 v at 298 k. δg° for this reaction is:________

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δg° for the reaction having e° cell = 2.04v. is 393.658kJ.

The lead (Pb) in the lead storage battery act as an anode

What is Voltaic Cell?

A voltaic cell or galvanic cell is an electrochemical cell that uses chemical reactions to produce electrical energy.

Parts of voltaic cell

Anode where oxidation occurs Cathode where reduction occurs.

Therefore, Pb acts as anode and PbO2 act as a cathode.

Given,

E° cell = 2.04v

Faraday constant= 96485 C/mol

Moles of electron transferred n= 2

∆G = -nFE°

= -2 × 96485 × 2.04

= 393.658kJ

Thus we concluded that the δg° for the reaction having e° cell = 2.04v. is 393.658kJ.

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