3. Using standard reduction potentials from Table L1 of Appendix L in your textbook: Chemistry: Atom 's First 2e, answer the following questions considering only the following species (at standard conditions). Give reasons for your answers. Na", Cl, Ag, Ag, Zn, Zn, Pb a) Which is the strongest oxidizing agent? b) Which is the strongest reducing agent?

3. Using standard reduction potentials from Table L1 of Appendix L in your textbook: Chemistry: Atom 's First 2e, answer the following questions considering only the following species (at standard conditions). Give reasons for your answers. Na", Cl, Ag, Ag, Zn, Zn, Pb a) Which is the strongest oxidizing agent? b) Which is the strongest reducing agent?

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