[jefinjo]

I m stuck here while I was preparing for my experiment. The question I need to answer is
"Using the standard short hand notation represent the cell at the beginning of titration and at the end of the titration in each of the above instances"
So, will there be a change in the cell notation with the change in concentration of the analyte?

[Borek]

T^he only thing I can think of is that there is no permanganate at the beginning.

[jefinjo]

Thank you. As I am very bad at chemistry, can you help me in writing the cell notation at the beginning of each titration? I can manage to write them at the end from the chemical equation.

[Arkcon]

This page here:  http://www.sparknotes.com/chemistry/electrochemistry/galvanic/section2.rhtml  gives the basics of electrochemical cell notation.  See how the example cell is built, and the notation they give it, then try to make your best guess at how your cell would be built.  Your cell is much more complicated than the example cell, so it will be difficult, but we'll help you along as you try.