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E = -1.48V 3. For the reduction of Cr(OH)3 by H₂ in basic solution to give Cr and H₂O, write the balanced net equation and calculate AGº.

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3. For the reduction of Cr(OH)3 by H₂ in basic solution to give Cr and H₂O, write the balanced
net equation and calculate AGº.

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