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Patterns in Redox Potentials

The large exothermic value for AHox (La +) indicates that it is not likely to exist in aqueous solution. The Eu +(aq) ion is known to have a short lifetime in water, even though AH is negative for the oxidation process, so the activation energy for oxidation may be rather high. [Pg.19]

Known and estimated values are listed in Table 2.7. The values for the reduction potential for Ln + + 3 e — Ln are very consistent, with slight irregularities at Eu and Yb. The potential largely depends upon three processes  [Pg.19]

Question 2.1 What is the trend in atomic radii, and that in ionic radii, for the lanthanides What are the exceptions to this, and why  [Pg.19]

Answer 2.1 The structure of metals is usually described as one in which metal ions are surrounded by a sea of delocalised outer-shell electrons. The greater the number of loosely held electrons, the stronger the metallic bonding and the smaller the atomic radius. If the [Pg.19]

Question 2.2 Using Hess s Law and the A//f forLap2 (—831 kJ/mol) and for LaFsC—1732 kJ/mol), calculate A// for this decomposition reaction. [Pg.21]


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