Electrochemistry — Concept Maps
Punjab Board · Class 12 · Chemistry
3 concept maps of Electrochemistry for Punjab Board Class 12 Chemistry, each also written out as a text outline.
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Electrochemistry: Types of Cells and Their Processes
The map in words
- Electrochemical Cells
- Type of Cell?
- Spontaneous Reaction: Galvanic Cell
- Chemical Energy → Electrical Energy
- Anode: Oxidation Anode -ve
- External Circuit: Electrons flow
- Applications: Batteries, Fuel Cells
- Quantitative Analysis via Faraday's Laws
- Calculate Products/Mass from Charge
- Quantitative Analysis via Faraday's Laws
- Applications: Batteries, Fuel Cells
- External Circuit: Electrons flow
- Cathode: Reduction Cathode +ve
- Anode: Oxidation Anode -ve
- Chemical Energy → Electrical Energy
- Non-Spontaneous Reaction: Electrolytic Cell
- Electrical Energy → Chemical Energy
- Cathode: Reduction Cathode -ve
- External Power Supply Required
- Applications: Electroplating, Metal Extraction
- External Power Supply Required
- Anode: Oxidation Anode +ve
- Cathode: Reduction Cathode -ve
- Electrical Energy → Chemical Energy
- Spontaneous Reaction: Galvanic Cell
- Type of Cell?
Electrochemistry: Complete Concept Overview
The map in words
- Electrochemistry
- Electrochemical Cells
- Galvanic Cells
- Spontaneous reactions
- Positive cell potential
- Batteries
- Electrolytic Cells
- Non-spontaneous reactions
- External voltage needed
- Metal extraction
- Galvanic Cells
- Electrode Potentials
- Standard potentials E°
- SHE reference 0V
- Reduction potentials
- Oxidation potentials
- Nernst Equation
- Non-standard conditions
- Concentration effects
- Q and cell potential
- Standard potentials E°
- Conductivity
- Conductivity κ
- Resistivity ρ
- Electronic conductance
- Ionic conductance
- Molar Conductivity Λm
- Independent of concentration
- Strong vs weak electrolytes
- Kohlrausch Law
- Conductivity κ
- Electrolysis
- Faraday's Laws
- Charge quantity
- Product amounts
- Equivalent weights
- Products
- Electrode materials
- Standard potentials
- Overpotential effects
- Faraday's Laws
- Batteries and Cells
- Primary Batteries
- Dry cell
- Mercury cell
- One-time use
- Secondary Batteries
- Lead storage
- Nickel-cadmium
- Rechargeable
- Fuel Cells
- H2-O2 cells
- Clean energy
- Future technology
- Primary Batteries
- Applications
- Corrosion Prevention
- Sacrificial anodes
- Cathodic protection
- Coatings
- Industrial Production
- Metal extraction
- Chemical synthesis
- Electroplating
- Corrosion Prevention
- Electrochemical Cells
Electrochemistry – Complete Chapter Overview
The map in words
- Electrochemistry
- Electrochemical Cells
- Galvanic Cell
- Spontaneous redox
- Daniell Cell
- Anode Oxidation
- Cathode Reduction
- Electrolytic Cell
- Non-spontaneous
- External voltage
- Electrolysis
- Galvanic Cell
- Electrode Potential
- Standard SHE = 0 V
- Reduction Potential
- Cell EMF = Ecathode minus Eanode
- Nernst Equation
- E = E0 minus RT over nF times lnQ
- At 298K use 0.059 over n
- Equilibrium Kc from E0
- Gibbs Energy DeltaG = minus nFE
- Conductance
- Resistivity and Conductivity
- Molar Conductivity
- Cell Constant
- Measurement by AC
- Kohlrausch Law
- Strong Electrolytes
- Linear Lm vs rootc
- Weak Electrolytes
- Steep curve
- Ka from alpha
- Lm0 = sum of ionic conductivities
- Strong Electrolytes
- Electrolysis
- Faradays Laws
- First Law mass vs Q
- Second Law equivalent weight
- 1 Faraday = 96500 C per mol
- Q = I times t
- Faradays Laws
- Batteries
- Primary
- Dry Cell 1.5V
- Mercury Cell 1.35V
- Secondary
- Lead Battery 12V
- NiCd Cell
- Fuel Cells
- H2 O2 cell
- 70 percent efficient
- Primary
- Corrosion
- Electrochemical process
- Fe to Fe2+ at anode
- O2 reduced at cathode
- Rust = Fe2O3 xH2O
- Prevention methods
- Electrochemical Cells
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