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???? FOLLOW THE THEORETICAL CLASSES OF ELECTROCHEMISTRY ???? 1. What is NOX? - • What is NOX? Oxidation Number E... 2. NOX Calculation - • NOX Calculation Oxidation Number ... 3. Carbon Nox (Organic Chemistry) - • Carbon Nox Nox of Organic Compounds... 4. Oxidation-reduction reactions (redox) - • OXIDATION-REDUCTION REACTIONS REDOX REACTIONS... 5. Redox Balancing - • Redox Balancing Electrochemistry ... 6. Semi-reactions (oxidation and reduction) - • Redox Balancing Electrochemistry ... 7. Electrochemical Cells (Galvanic Cells) - • Electrochemical Cells Introduction ... 8. Daniell cell (copper / zinc battery) - • DANIELL CELL COPPER ZINC CELL ... 9. What is the Salt Bridge for - • Salt Bridge What is it for? Battery... 10. Notation (IUPAC) of Electrochemical Cells - • Notation of Cells Electrochemistry ... 11. Reduction Potential (Potential Table) - • REDUCTION POTENTIAL POTENTIAL TABLE... 12. Calculation of the Potential Difference of Cells (ddp) - • Potential Difference or Electrochemical For... 13. Spontaneity of Redox Reactions - • Reaction Spontaneity Electrochem... 14. Corrosion of Metals in the Environment - • CORROSION CONCEPT OF CORROSION ELECTRO... 15. Corrosion Protection - • Protection of Metals Coating of ... 16. Sacrificial Metal - • SACRIFICIAL METAL SACRIFICIAL ANODE... 17. How does the Breathalyzer (breathalyzer) work - • Breathalyzer Organic Reactions Electro... 18. Fuel Cells or Stacks - • FUEL CELLS: What they are and A... 19. Ion-Electron Balancing - • Ion-Electron Balancing Step by P... 20. Introduction to Electrolysis - • Electrolysis General Concepts Electro... 21. Igneous Electrolysis - • Igneous Electrolysis Electrochemistry 22. Aluminum Production by Igneous Electrolysis - • Aluminum Production Electrochemistry 23. General concepts of aqueous electrolysis - • Aqueous Electrolysis General Concepts ... 24. Priority Queue in Aqueous Electrolysis - • Aqueous Electrolysis General Concepts ... 25. Water Electrolysis - • Aqueous Electrolysis Water Electrolysis... 26. Copper Electrorefining - • Electrorefining Electrolysis with E... 27. Electrodeposition (Electroplating) - • Electrodeposition Electroplating E... 28. Faraday's Laws - • FARADAY'S LAWS STOICHIOMETRY OF E... Review of electrochemical cells. In this class we will talk about the definition of electrochemical cells or galvanic cells using as an example the Daniell cell, also known as the copper and zinc cell. We will also review how to calculate the potential difference (ddp) or electromotive force (emf). To conclude, we will discuss the issue of corrosion and protection of metals in the environment, giving the example of sacrificial metals. (UPF 2012) Metal corrosion is the unwanted oxidation of a metal. It shortens the life of steel products such as bridges and automobiles, and replacing corroded metal costs a great deal of money worldwide every year. Corrosion is an electrochemical process, and the electrochemical series gives us an indication of why corrosion occurs and how it can be prevented. To protect certain metal parts, pieces of another metal can be used as a sacrificial metal. So, considering some metals with their respective standard reduction potentials: Which is the most suitable to be used as a sacrificial metal if the part to be protected is aluminum? (a) Ag(s) (b) Zn(s) (c) Pb(s) (d) Cu(s) (e) Mg(s) ???? SUBSCRIBE TO THE CHANNEL ???? Did you like the video? Leave your LIKE! Follow me on social media: ✏️Instagram: / prof_igor_quimica ✏️Twitter: / igorsuga ✏️Blog: https://igorsuga.wordpress.com/ #chemistry #batteries #review