Trends in the standard electrode potentials| The d-block elements | Chemistry | Khan Academy

Description
In this video, we will explore the trends in the M2+/M and M3+/M2+ standard electrode potentials of transition elements.
Timestamps
1:03 - Trends in the M2+/M standard electrode potentials.
3:15 - Exception in the M2+/M standard electrode potentials.
4:45 - Trends in the M3+/M2+ standard electrode potentials.
6:20 - Chemical reactivity and standard electrode potentials.
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Revathi Ramachandran

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You didn't explain well why Cu has +ve reduction potential. If Cu²+ is 3d⁹ which is undesirable then it should be more negative but it's not

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3D9 is undesirable, whereas 3D10 4S1 is more desirable, it wants to acquire electrons as the oxidized state is less stable than reduced state, hence REDUCTION Potential should be positive....which it is

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why is E(fe3+/fe2+) positive even though Fe3+ is preferred due to d5 configuration ?

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5:59 if e is -ve then change in free energy will be positive so does that mean that the reaction is non spontaneous?

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yes change in gibbs free energy=negative nFE

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