13. The standard free energies of formation of several species are: kJ/mol H*(aq) -237.0 H2O(1) CH3OH(aq) НСООН(аq) -163.0 -351.1 e What is the standard reduction potential of methanoic acid in aqueous solution (i.e., for HCOOH + 4H* + 4e → CH3OH + H2O)?

13. The standard free energies of formation of several species are: kJ/mol H(aq) -237.0 H2O(1) CH3OH(aq) НСООН(аq) -163.0 -351.1 e What is the standard reduction potential of methanoic acid in aqueous solution (i.e., for HCOOH + 4H + 4e → CH3OH + H2O)?

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