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For the following electron-transfer reaction: Co(s)+ I(s) Co*(aq) + 21°(aq) The oxidation half-reaction is: The reduction half-reaction is:

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For the following electron-transfer reaction:
Co(s)+ I(s) Co*(aq) + 21°(aq)
The oxidation half-reaction is:
The reduction half-reaction is:

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