[bradenator]

I have no idea what I should use as the reduction potential for   Mn—>Mn(NO3)2 or       Sn(NO3)2—>Sn

I can’t find these on the reduction potential table.

[Borek]

Nitrates are dissociated, what ions will be present in the solution?

[bradenator]

Nitrates are dissociated, what ions will be present in the solution?

Would it just be Mn^2+ and Sn^4+? How would I know which side of the reaction these ions go on?

[bradenator]

Nitrates are dissociated, what ions will be present in the solution?

I believe I have figured it out. Is it 1.049?

[Orcio_87]

I believe I have figured it out. Is it 1.049?

Do you mean standard potential of:

Mn + Sn²⁺ ---> Mn²⁺ + Sn

?

Slightly lowered, but it is OK.

Maybe source of data gives this little difference (about 0,005 eV).

[bradenator]

I believe I have figured it out. Is it 1.049?

Do you mean standard potential of:

Mn + Sn²⁺ ---> Mn²⁺ + Sn

?

Slightly lowered, but it is OK.

Maybe source of data gives this little difference (about 0,005 eV).

Yeah that’s what I got. Thank you for confirming for me!