**Question 3:** A potential diagram for nitrogen at pH 0 shows the \( E^\circ \) values given below. What is the value of \( E^\circ \) for the reduction of \([\text{NO}_3^-]\) to NO? Include the unit(s) in your answer.\[\begin{align*}[\text{NO}_3^-] \rightarrow \text{HNO}_2 & \quad E^\circ = +0.93 \, \text{V} \\\text{HNO}_2 \rightarrow \text{NO} & \quad E^\circ = +0.98 \, \text{V}\end{align*}\]

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3. A potential diagram for nitrogen at pH 0 shows the Eº values given below. What is the value of E° for the reduction of [NO3] to NO? Include the unit(s) in your answer. [NO3] → HNO₂ HNO₂ → NO Eº = +0.93 V Eº = +0.98 V

3. A potential diagram for nitrogen at pH 0 shows the Eº values given below. What is the value of E° for the reduction of [NO3] to NO? Include the unit(s) in your answer. [NO3] → HNO₂ HNO₂ → NO Eº = +0.93 V Eº = +0.98 V

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