Please show detailed step by step solution 1. Given the following table of standard reduction potentials for a hypothetical element X in an acidic solution:Cell NotationE° (V)+1.63+1.16+1.49+1.57ABA. Construct a Latimer diagram for element X.B. Determine the reduction potentials A and B.EºA =EºB =VSpecies 2:VC. Construct a Frost-Ebsworth diagram for element X.Product:H5X06/XO3XO3/XO-XO/X₂X₂/XXO3/X2H5X06/XD. Give 2 species that will most likely comproportionate. Identify the product. Write the chemical formula andsubscripts/superscripts as is without spaces (e.g. NH3, S2082-).Species 1:

1. Given the following table of standard reduction potentials for a hypothetical element X in an acidic solution: Cell Notation E° (V) +1.63 +1.16 +1.49 +1.57 A B A. Construct a Latimer diagram for element X. B. Determine the reduction potentials A and B. E₁A= EᵒB = V Species 2: V C. Construct a Frost-Ebsworth diagram for element X. Product: H5XO6/XO3 XO3/XO- XO/X2 X₂/X XO3/X2 H5X06/X D. Give 2 species that will most likely comproportionate. Identify the product. Write the chemical formula and subscripts/superscripts as is without spaces (e.g. NH3, S2082-). Species 1:

1. Given the following table of standard reduction potentials for a hypothetical element X in an acidic solution: Cell Notation E° (V) +1.63 +1.16 +1.49 +1.57 A B A. Construct a Latimer diagram for element X. B. Determine the reduction potentials A and B. E₁A= EᵒB = V Species 2: V C. Construct a Frost-Ebsworth diagram for element X. Product: H5XO6/XO3 XO3/XO- XO/X2 X₂/X XO3/X2 H5X06/X D. Give 2 species that will most likely comproportionate. Identify the product. Write the chemical formula and subscripts/superscripts as is without spaces (e.g. NH3, S2082-). Species 1:

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1. Given the following table of standard reduction potentials for a hypothetical element X in an acidic solution:
Cell Notation
E° (V)
+1.63
+1.16
+1.49
+1.57
A
B
A. Construct a Latimer diagram for element X.
B. Determine the reduction potentials A and B.
EºA =
EºB =
V
Species 2:
V
C. Construct a Frost-Ebsworth diagram for element X.
Product:
H5X06/XO3
XO3/XO-
XO/X₂
X₂/X
XO3/X2
H5X06/X
D. Give 2 species that will most likely comproportionate. Identify the product. Write the chemical formula and
subscripts/superscripts as is without spaces (e.g. NH3, S2082-).
Species 1:

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