It is known that the Latimer diagram of Mn under acidic conditions is as follows:+0,564+0,274+4,27+0,95+1,51-1,18→ Mno,2-3-Mn04MnO2→ Mn3+Mn2*→ Mn+7+6+5+4+3+2Using the Latimer diagram, the reduction potential ofMnO, (ag) – MnO, (s) is...A. +1,80 VB. +1,70 VВ.С. -1,70 VD. +1,60 V

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It is known that the Latimer diagram of Mn under acidic conditions is as follows: +0,564 +0,274 +4,27 +0,95 +1,51 -1,18 → Mno,2- Mno4 3- → Mno2 Mn3+ Mn2+ → Mn +7 +6 +5 +4 +3 +2 Using the Latimer diagram, the reduction potential of MnO, (ag) → MnO, (s) is... A. +1,80 V B. +1,70 V С. -1,70 V D. +1,60 V

It is known that the Latimer diagram of Mn under acidic conditions is as follows: +0,564 +0,274 +4,27 +0,95 +1,51 -1,18 → Mno,2- Mno4 3- → Mno2 Mn3+ Mn2+ → Mn +7 +6 +5 +4 +3 +2 Using the Latimer diagram, the reduction potential of MnO, (ag) → MnO, (s) is... A. +1,80 V B. +1,70 V С. -1,70 V D. +1,60 V

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