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CIO +7 O -2.38 eV O2.38 eV Determine the Eº for CIO4 to HCIO2 O 1.19 eV O 1.2 eV +1.20 O 0.02 eV +1.18 CIO3- → HCIO₂ +5 +3 +1.67 → HCIO +1 +1.63 Cl₂ 0 +1.36 СГ -1

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CIO
+7
-2.38 eV
O 2.38 eV
Determine the Eº for CIO4 to HCIO2
O 1.19 eV
O 1.2 eV
+1.20
O 0.02 eV
CIO3
+5
+1.18
HCIO₂2
+3
+1.67
HCIO
+1
+1.63
Cl₂
0
+1.36
СГ
-1
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