Table 20.1 Half Reaction F2 (2) + 2e- 2F- (aq) C2 (2) + 2e- 2CH (ag) EV) +2.87 +1359 Br2 0+ 2e - 2Br (ag) +1.065 02 )+4H (a) + 4e-2H20 ) Ag*+e-Ag () Fe3+ (aq) +e- (aq) 12 (0)+ 2e-2r (ag) Cu2++ 2e-Ca (0) 2H* + 2e-H2 ( +1.23 +0.799 +0.771 +0.536 +0.34 P62++ 2e- Pb (0) Ni2+ + 2e- Ni (0) Lit+e-Li(0) 0.126 -0.28 -3.05 Which of the following is correctly ordered from strongest axidizing agent to weakest? • F2« O2< H* < Li* O02 > Brz > Ag* >½ OH >2> Cl2 > Ag Ou>H* > l2 > O2

Table 20.1 Half Reaction F2 (2) + 2e- 2F- (aq) C2 (2) + 2e- 2CH (ag) EV) +2.87 +1359 Br2 0+ 2e - 2Br (ag) +1.065 02 )+4H (a) + 4e-2H20 ) Ag+e-Ag () Fe3+ (aq) +e- (aq) 12 (0)+ 2e-2r (ag) Cu2++ 2e-Ca (0) 2H + 2e-H2 ( +1.23 +0.799 +0.771 +0.536 +0.34 P62++ 2e- Pb (0) Ni2+ + 2e- Ni (0) Lit+e-Li(0) 0.126 -0.28 -3.05 Which of the following is correctly ordered from strongest axidizing agent to weakest? • F2« O2< H* < Li* O02 > Brz > Ag* >½ OH >2> Cl2 > Ag Ou>H* > l2 > O2

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