This document summarizes the results of a galvanic cell lab involving copper-aluminum, copper-zinc, and aluminum-zinc cell combinations with and without salt bridges. The voltages were measured over time for each cell, and the document notes that copper deposited in the copper-zinc and copper-aluminum cells, while aluminum deposited in the aluminum-zinc cell. A salt bridge allows ions to flow between half-cells to maintain charge balance.
This document summarizes the results of a galvanic cell lab involving copper-aluminum, copper-zinc, and aluminum-zinc cell combinations with and without salt bridges. The voltages were measured over time for each cell, and the document notes that copper deposited in the copper-zinc and copper-aluminum cells, while aluminum deposited in the aluminum-zinc cell. A salt bridge allows ions to flow between half-cells to maintain charge balance.
This document summarizes the results of a galvanic cell lab involving copper-aluminum, copper-zinc, and aluminum-zinc cell combinations with and without salt bridges. The voltages were measured over time for each cell, and the document notes that copper deposited in the copper-zinc and copper-aluminum cells, while aluminum deposited in the aluminum-zinc cell. A salt bridge allows ions to flow between half-cells to maintain charge balance.
Cu – Al 0V 2.0 V Cu Cu Cu – Zn 0V 1.1 V Cu Cu Al – Zn 0V 0.9 V Zn Zn
3) The salt bridge allows the cell to continue to
function. K+ or NO3– can move into one of the half cells to balance the charge created by + metal ions forming or leaving solution. 4) No. We did not get the same values in the lab Cu – Zn cell
Electron flow Cu (+) Salt bridge Zn (–)
Cu2+ Zn2+
Zn Zn2+ + 2e– (oxidation - LEO)
Cu2+ + 2e– Cu (reduction - GER) Cu2+ +ZnCu+Zn2+ Al – Zn cell
Electron flow Al (–) Salt bridge Zn (+)
Al3+ Zn2+
Zn2+ + 2e– Zn (reduction - GER)
Al Al3+ + 3e– (oxidation - LEO) 2Al+3Zn2+ 2Al3+ +3Zn Making Galvanic Cells Lab Cu-Zn voltage Al-Zn voltage No bridge 0 No bridge 0 0 sec 0.9 0 sec 0.5 30 sec 0.9 30 sec 0.5 Deposit Cu Deposit Al Points to Cu Points to Al 3) The salt bridge allows the cell to continue to function. K+ or NO3– can move into one of the half cells to balance the charge created by + metal ions forming or leaving solution. 4) No. We did not get the same values in the lab For more lessons, visit www.chalkbored.com
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