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Redox and electrochemistry — Question 19

QCAA 2022, Paper 1 · 1 mark

Q19 · 2022 · Paper 1Unclassified1 mark

QUESTION 19

Three voltaic cells are constructed with metal Q as one electrode and metals R, S or T as the other electrode. The potential differences for the cells are shown in the table.

Voltaic cell

Half-cell

Half-cell

Potential difference (V)

1

Q(s) / Q2+(aq)
R+(aq) / R(s)

1.18

2

Q(s) / Q2+(aq)
S2+(aq) / S(s)

0.72

3

T(s) / T3+(aq)
Q2+(aq) / Q(s)

0.95

The relative strength of the reducing agents from strongest to weakest is

(A) T > Q > S > R

(B) S > Q > T > R

(C) R > Q > S > T

(D) Q > R > T > S

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