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Oxidation and reduction question?

Wren asked:

help with any of these questions would be greatly appreciated!!

Use the following redox reaction to answer all of the questions:
Sn2+(aq)+Al(s)—>Sn(s)+Al3+(aq)
1. Balance the reaction
2. What is the reduction half in the above reaction?
3. What is the oxidation half?
4. Could the reaction be used to create a galvanic cell as written? If so, what reaction would occur at the anode? What reaction would occur at the cathode?
5. Determine the standard cell potential for the galvanic cell.

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Using Rosemount pH transmitters as ORP transmitters?

matthank1 asked:

Has anyone used a Rosemount 2081 as an Oxidation-Reduction Potential transmitter?

I believe it is possible but don’t know how to wire it

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Electrical potential of half reaction? Can you confirm my answer?

William S asked:

If the reduction half-reaction Cd(2+)(aq) + e- ? Cd(s) has to be multiplied by 2 to balance the electrons before you add it to an oxidation half reaction, what is the electrical potential of this reduction half reaction?

I got an answer of -0.40 V. Am i correct?

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