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Determine the ultimate fate of a small piece of vanadium metal placed in contact with a 1 M [H+] solution in the presence of 1 atm of Hydrogen gas at 25C.
I know that this can be solved with the frost diagram method but I have 2 concerns.....In the half reactions, there are 2 ways that the vanadium metal can go: to V(2+) and to V2O5 directly. So, I don't know how to graph that.
My second concern is that is there a quicker way of solving this?
THanks a lot