Exam 16: Electrodes and Potentiometry

A pH probe is calibrated against pH 4 and pH 7 buffers.For pH 4 buffer,E = 200 mV and for pH 7 buffer,E = 23 mV.If the potential for an unknown solution is 157 mV,calculate the pH of the solution.

An electrode with a fixed potential is the:

The____________________ gives the relative response of an ion-selective electrode to different species with the same charge.

If the measured potential of a half-cell is 0.584 V when measured against the S.C.E,what is the potential if the measurement is made using the saturated Ag-AgCl reference electrode? E = 0.197 V for the saturated Ag-AgCl electrode and E = 0.241 V for the S.C.E.

The selectivity coefficient for a fluoride ion-selective electrode is = 0.15.What will the change in the electrode potential be for a 1.4 × 10⁻⁵ M F⁻ at pH 5.5 if the pH is raised to pH 11.0?

Solid-state chemical sensors are manufactured using semiconductors such as Si and Ge.Doping enhances the conductivity of Si.Which is NOT true for doping of silicon?

The____________________ is the voltage difference when two dissimilar electrolyte solutions are in contact.

Which is NOT an error associated with pH measurement that is incorrectly defined?

To compensate for a complex or unknown matrix,the____________________ method can be used to determine the analyte concentration.

A 0.100 M KCl solution is placed in contact with a 0.100 M LiCl solution.Which of the following is true for junction between the two solutions? I The KCl side of the junction will be positive as Cl⁻ diffuses faster across the junction than K⁺. II The LiCl side of the junction will be negative as Li⁺ diffuses faster across the junction than K⁺. III The KCl side of the junction will be positive as K⁺ diffuses slower across the junction than Li⁺ IV The LiCl side of the junction will be more negative as Li⁺ diffuses faster across the junction than Cl⁻.

An electrode has a potential of 1.201 V with respect to a saturated silver-silver chloride electrode.What would the electrodes potential be relative to a saturated calomel electrode (S.C.E. )? E = 0.197 V for the saturated silver-silver chloride electrode and E = 0.241 V for the S.C.E.

Calculate E for the titration of 50.00 mL of 0.100 M Ag⁺ when 50.00 mL of 0.150 M Cl⁻ is added.Silver wire is the indicator electrode and the saturated Ag-AgCl electrode is the reference electrode.E = 0.197 V for the saturated Ag-AgCl electrode, = 0.7993 V and K_sp = 1.8 × 10⁻⁸ for AgCl.

The potential of a silver electrode is measured relative to an Ag-AgCl electrode for the titration of 100.0 mL of 0.100 M Cl^ with 0.100 M Ag⁺.What is the potential after 75.00 mL of titrant is added.E^o = 0.799 V for Ag⁺,E = 0.197 V for the Ag-AgCl electrode and K_sp = 1.8 × 10⁻¹⁰.

Solid-state electrodes that respond to anions create a potential difference across the solid-state membrane by____________________ ,which allows anions to migrate through the crystal.

For indicator electrodes,which statements are true? I Indicator electrodes are made from relatively inert metals. II Indicator electrodes work best when the electrode surface is large and clean. III Platinum is a common indicator electrode. IV Platinum electrodes are more inert than gold electrodes.

All of the following are true for ion-selective electrodes specific to aqueous ions,except: I two reference electrodes measure the voltage difference across the ion-selective electrodes organic polymer membrane. II the organic polymer membrane separates the inner solution from the outer analyte solution. III the organic polymer membrane is hydrophobic and is impregnated with a viscous organic solution containing an ion exchanger and sometimes a ligand specific for the analyte ion. IV the potential difference across the organic polymer membrane occurs when the analyte ions embedded in the membrane diffuse into the inner aqueous solution creating a junction potential. V the potential difference is dependent only on the activity of analyte ion in the outer solution.

Which is NOT a class of ion-selective electrode?

A sodium selective electrode increased in voltage by 59.16 mV when the sodium cation concentration was increased by a factor of 10.A S²⁻ selective electrode measured a decrease of 29.58 mL when the sulfide concentration increased by a factor of 10.Why? I Cations always increase the measured potential by n × 59.16 mV where n is the charge on the cation. II Anions always decrease the measured potential by n × 59.16 mV where n is the charge on the anion. III Cations always increase the measured potential by where n is the charge on the cation. IV Anions always decrease the measured potential by where n is the charge on the anion.

Calculate E for the titration of 50.00 mL of 0.100 M Ag⁺ when 25.00 mL of 0.150 M Cl⁻ is added.Silver wire is the indicator electrode and the saturated Ag-AgCl electrode is the reference electrode.E = 0.197 V for the saturated Ag-AgCl electrode, = 0.7993 V and K_sp = 1.8 × 10⁻⁸ for AgCl.

The main advantage to using a saturated KCl solution in reference electrodes is: