Explore relative reducing/oxidizing ability. Use the half-reactions shown below to answer the following questions. Half-reaction E° (V) Br2(1) + 2e-→2B1¯(aq) 1.080V 2H*(aq) + 2e →H2(g) 0.0o0v Al3+(aq) + 3E¯AI(s) -1.660V (a) Identify the strongest oxidizing agent and the weakest oxidizing agent. Strongest OA Weakest OA Enter formulas: (b) Identify the strongest reducing agent and the weakest reducing agent. Strongest RA Weakest RA Enter formulas: (c) Will Al3+(aq) oxidize Br¯(aq) to Br2(1)? (d) Identify all species that can be oxidized by H*(aq). If none, leave box blank.

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Batteries

A battery is simply an electrochemical cell or group of cells that generate electric current. Batteries are the devices that generate current using redox reactions. These reactions proceed by the transfer of electrons. An ideal battery or cell should produce a constant voltage. A battery should actually be light in weight.