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Electrochemistry can be defined as the branch of chemistry that deal with oxidation and reduction reactions.Reduction is a process of gain of electrons and oxidation is process of loss of electrons. Higher the value of reduction potential, more easily it get reduced and oxidise other species.So higher will be its oxidising power. Ag+ (aq) has highest oxidising power. Because reduction potential is highest.Higher the value of reduction potential, more easily it get reduced and oxidise other species. Al3+ (aq) has lower oxidising power.than Ag+ (aq). Because reduction potential of Al3+ (aq) is lower than reduction potential of Ag+ (aq) Na+ (aq) has lower oxidising power.than Al3+ (aq).Because reduction potential of Na+ (aq) is lower than reduction potential of Al3+ (aq) Ca2+ (aq) has lowest oxidising power.Because reduction potential of Ca2+ (aq) is lowest.

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