Consider the Latimer diagram for gold in acidicsolution in standard conditions (298.15 K, 1 atm).Which of the following statements is TRUE?+1.40V+1.69VAu³+Au+AuI. Aut will spontaneously reduce to AuII. Aut will spontaneously oxidize to Au³+III. Aut will disproportionate to Au³+ and AuIV. The Eº value for the reduction of Au³+ to Au is equalto +1.55VO a. I,IIIO b. III, IVO C. I,III,IVO d. I,II

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+1.40V +1.69V Au³+ Au+ Au* will spontaneously reduce to Au Au* will spontaneously oxidize to Au³+ Au* will disproportionate to Au³+ and Au The Eº value for the reduction of Au³+ to Au is equa +1.55V Au

+1.40V +1.69V Au³+ Au+ Au* will spontaneously reduce to Au Au* will spontaneously oxidize to Au³+ Au* will disproportionate to Au³+ and Au The Eº value for the reduction of Au³+ to Au is equa +1.55V Au

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