Exercise 4: Consider the oxidation/reduction reaction below: Fe(CN)6 + Ag(s) + Br = Fe(CN)6* + AgBr(s) (a) Write the reaction in terms of two balanced half-reactions. (b) Express each half-reaction as a reduction reaction with its corresponding sign and value of standard electrode potential. (c) Arrange the oxidizing agents in (b) in order of decreasing effectiveness as electron acceptors.

Exercise 4: Consider the oxidation/reduction reaction below: Fe(CN)6 + Ag(s) + Br = Fe(CN)6* + AgBr(s) (a) Write the reaction in terms of two balanced half-reactions. (b) Express each half-reaction as a reduction reaction with its corresponding sign and value of standard electrode potential. (c) Arrange the oxidizing agents in (b) in order of decreasing effectiveness as electron acceptors.

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