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Electrochemistry engineering chemistry

Electrochemistry engineering chemistry

Dr. Anjali Ssaxena
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Electrochemistry | Electrochemical cell/Galvanic Cell /Voltaic cell | Engineering chemistry

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Electrochemistry | Electrode Potential | Standard Electrode Potential |Electromotive Force of a cell

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Electrochemistry | Nernst equation | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

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The OSI Security Architecture

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Nernst Equation Numerical | Electrochemical cell numerical |How to write half cell Reactions|

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Security Attacks

4

Nernst equation application| How to find pH with the help of Nernst Equation | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

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Nernst equation applications |How to calculate equilibrium constant |Engineering chemistry

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Nernst Equation Application | Electrochemistry Numerical| Nernst Equation Numerical

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Reaction Feasibility electrode potentials| Electrochemistry numerical | Engineering chemistry unit-3

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Reaction is feasible or not | Electrochemistry numerical Engineering Chemistry |

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Electrochemistry| Lead Storage battery || Lead Storage Accumulator || Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

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Corrosion| Corrosion of metals | Corrosion Engineering Chemistry | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

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Types of corrosion| Corrosion Types | Dry Corrosion and Wet Corrosion | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

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Difference in Dry corrosion and Wet corrosion | Example of Dry and wet corrosion| Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

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Wet or Electrochemical Corrosion | Electrochemical Theory Of Corrosion | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

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Corrosion Prevention Methods |Corrosion control methods |How to prevent metal from rusting (Part-1)

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Cathodic Protection corrosion| sacrificial anodic protection | Impressed current cathodic protection

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Metallic coatings for Corrosion Control |Corrosion control method| Galvanization|Tinning

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Corrosion Control methods |Corrosion Inhibitors| Types of Corrosion inhibitors| Corrosion (Part-5/5)

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Anodic Protection in corrosion| Passivation of metals| Pilling Bedworth Rule in Corrosion

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Waterline corrosion | Different aeration Corrosion | Corrosion Engineering Chemistry | Dr. Anjali

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Reaction Feasibility electrode potentials| Electrochemistry numerical | Engineering chemistry unit-3

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Reaction Feasibility electrode potentials| Electrochemistry numerical | Engineering chemistry unit-3

An iron wire is immersed in a solution containing ZnSO4 and NiSo4. The concentration of each salt is 1 M. Predict, giving reasons, which of the following reaction is likely to proceed.1)Iron reduces Zn+2 ions2) Iron reduces Ni+2 ionsGiven : E⁰ (Zn+2/Zn) = -0.76V   E⁰ (Fe+2/Fe) = -0.44V   E⁰ (Ni+2/Ni) = -0.25V In this video I have explained How can we check the feasibility of reaction with the help of electrode potential or by gibbs free energy. These numerical are very common in electrochemistry of engineering chemistry in b. tech 1st year in 2 marks.Access the playlist of electrochemistry: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of water treatment (module-4): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of Fuels (Module-4): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of Polymers (Module-5): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of chemical bonding (module-1): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Subscribe the Chemistry by Dr. Anjali Ssaxena to access  more videos:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMT-..#reactionisfeasible#reactionfeasibilityelectrodepotential#gibbsfreeenergy#electrochemistrynumericalsengineeringchemistry#engineeringchemistrybtech1styearunit3

CSE 1st Year

Electrochemistry | Electrochemical cell/Galvanic Cell /Voltaic cell | Engineering chemistry

1

Electrochemistry | Electrode Potential | Standard Electrode Potential |Electromotive Force of a cell

2

Electrochemistry | Nernst equation | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

3

The OSI Security Architecture

3

Nernst Equation Numerical | Electrochemical cell numerical |How to write half cell Reactions|

4

Security Attacks

4

Nernst equation application| How to find pH with the help of Nernst Equation | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

5

Nernst equation applications |How to calculate equilibrium constant |Engineering chemistry

6

Nernst Equation Application | Electrochemistry Numerical| Nernst Equation Numerical

7

Reaction Feasibility electrode potentials| Electrochemistry numerical | Engineering chemistry unit-3

8

Reaction is feasible or not | Electrochemistry numerical Engineering Chemistry |

9

Electrochemistry| Lead Storage battery || Lead Storage Accumulator || Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

10

Corrosion| Corrosion of metals | Corrosion Engineering Chemistry | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

11

Types of corrosion| Corrosion Types | Dry Corrosion and Wet Corrosion | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

12

Difference in Dry corrosion and Wet corrosion | Example of Dry and wet corrosion| Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

13

Wet or Electrochemical Corrosion | Electrochemical Theory Of Corrosion | Dr. Anjali Ssaxena

14

Corrosion Prevention Methods |Corrosion control methods |How to prevent metal from rusting (Part-1)

15

Cathodic Protection corrosion| sacrificial anodic protection | Impressed current cathodic protection

16

Metallic coatings for Corrosion Control |Corrosion control method| Galvanization|Tinning

17

Corrosion Control methods |Corrosion Inhibitors| Types of Corrosion inhibitors| Corrosion (Part-5/5)

18

Anodic Protection in corrosion| Passivation of metals| Pilling Bedworth Rule in Corrosion

19

Waterline corrosion | Different aeration Corrosion | Corrosion Engineering Chemistry | Dr. Anjali

20

CSE 1st Year

An iron wire is immersed in a solution containing ZnSO4 and NiSo4. The concentration of each salt is 1 M. Predict, giving reasons, which of the following reaction is likely to proceed.1)Iron reduces Zn+2 ions2) Iron reduces Ni+2 ionsGiven : E⁰ (Zn+2/Zn) = -0.76V   E⁰ (Fe+2/Fe) = -0.44V   E⁰ (Ni+2/Ni) = -0.25V In this video I have explained How can we check the feasibility of reaction with the help of electrode potential or by gibbs free energy. These numerical are very common in electrochemistry of engineering chemistry in b. tech 1st year in 2 marks.Access the playlist of electrochemistry: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of water treatment (module-4): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of Fuels (Module-4): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of Polymers (Module-5): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Access the playlist of chemical bonding (module-1): https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list...Subscribe the Chemistry by Dr. Anjali Ssaxena to access  more videos:https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCMT-..#reactionisfeasible#reactionfeasibilityelectrodepotential#gibbsfreeenergy#electrochemistrynumericalsengineeringchemistry#engineeringchemistrybtech1styearunit3

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