Six-Way Galvanic Cell

Build micro-voltaic cells using metals and metal ion solutions on filter paper. Measure the voltages and compare the standard reduction potential for each metal.
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This is a perfect experiment for my gen chem class. Thanks for sharing!

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[@joweenie9224]

Love this explanation! My AP Chem class is super short so I just decided to watch this on my free time just before we do the lab :-)

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me too

[@RodolfoRoqueGarcia]

Nice technique, 6 galvanic cell in one. You explain very well, thank you

[@bonza007]

Thanks for the experiment and explanation, it was almost as fun as doing it myself!

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[@ecozeek363]

Great idea! What are the solutions? 1M of the metals salts yeah? What's the salt for the bridge and molarity? 1M KNO3 or Na2SO4? Or?

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what are the solutions?

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