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'''Convert the molar format of the Gibbs force of reaction, ΔkFnO2 [kJ/mol], into the electrical format, ΔkFeO2 [V].'''
'''Convert the molar format of the Gibbs force of reaction, ΔkFnO2 [kJ/mol], into the electrical format, ΔkFeO2 [V].'''
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{Which physicochemical constant is required?
{Which physicochemical constant is required?
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+ The correct answer.
+ The [[Faraday constant]], ''F'' = ''e''·''N''<sub>A</sub> = 96,485.33 C/mol
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{What is the meaning of the symbol ''z''<sub>O2</sub>?
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+ [[Charge number]] of O<sub>2</sub> = 4
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{How are the units of electric energy [J] and electric force [V] related?
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+ V = J/C.
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{Express -460 kJ/mol O<sub>2</sub> as electrical force in units of volt [V].
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+ -460 [kJ/mol]/(4·''e''·''N''<sub>A</sub> [C/mol]) = -460 [kJ/mol]/(4·96,485.33 [C/mol]) = -0.00119189 kJ/C = -1.2 J/C = -1.2 V
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{Why should we do that?
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+ To relate the driving force of electron transfer to the pmf, we have to express both forces in identical [[motive unit]]s [MU], converting either the force of the chemical reaction from the [[molar format]] to the [[electrical format]], or the pmf from the electrical to the molar format.
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(Only one correct answer)

Convert the molar format of the Gibbs force of reaction, ΔkFnO2 [kJ/mol], into the electrical format, ΔkFeO2 [V].

1 Which physicochemical constant is required?

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The Faraday constant, F = e·NA = 96,485.33 C/mol
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2 What is the meaning of the symbol zO2?

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Charge number of O2 = 4
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3 How are the units of electric energy [J] and electric force [V] related?

V = J/C.
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4 Express -460 kJ/mol O2 as electrical force in units of volt [V].

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-460 [kJ/mol]/(4·e·NA [C/mol]) = -460 [kJ/mol]/(4·96,485.33 [C/mol]) = -0.00119189 kJ/C = -1.2 J/C = -1.2 V
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5 Why should we do that?

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To relate the driving force of electron transfer to the pmf, we have to express both forces in identical motive units [MU], converting either the force of the chemical reaction from the molar format to the electrical format, or the pmf from the electrical to the molar format.