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Grave of Walther Nernst (1864 - 1941), 1920 Nobel Prize Winner in Chemistry.
Eight Nobel Prize winners are buried in City Cemetery, Gƶttingen:
ā¢ Otto Wallach, Chemistry 1910 ā¢ Max von Laue, Physics 1914 ā¢ Max Planck, Physics 1918 ā¢ Walther Nernst, Chemistry 1920 ā¢ Richard Zsigmondy, Chemistry 1925 ā¢ Adolf Windaus, Chemistry, 1928 ā¢ Otto Hahn, Chemistry 1944 ā¢ Max Born, Physics 1954
City Cemetery, Gƶttingen, Germany, June 2017
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let's see what i remember from class today...
[CHEM]
always true: oxidation at anode, reduction at cathode ('red cat')
it follows then that: e- flows from anode to cathode ('a cat')
more positive Eo (standard reduction potential) => more easily reduced
It = nF
dG = -nFEo
Nernst Equation: E = EoĀ - (RT/nF)lnQ (use for concentration cell questions)
Hendersen-Hasslebach: pH = pKa + log ( [A-]/[HA] )
"how much needs to be added to dilute..." <--remember already have the starting amount!
