Using this table of standard reduction potentials determine which ofthe following is the strongest reducing agent.Half-ReactionHall-ReactionR+202FAg"+ eAg"Co +eCoHO, +2H +2eCe +eCePhO, + 4H + SO0,+2ePhSO, + 2H,0M O, +4H'+3MnO, +2H,02e + 2H + 10, 10,+ H,0Ma0,+ 8H + Se"Ma+4H,OAu + 3e AuP6O, + 4H+2e Pb +2H,0Cl +202C1Cr0, + 14H + 602Cr + 7H,O0, + 4H* + de 2H,0MaO, + 4H +2e Ma + 2H,010, + 6H +Se +3H,0Br+2e 2BrVO, + 2H+c VO + HOAuCl+3e- Au + 4CINO, +4H +3e"NO + 2H,0CIO, +eC0,2Hg +2e HgAg+eAgHg +2e2HgFe +eF0, + 2H +2e H,O,MaO, +eMsO,4+2e21Cu +eCu2.870, + 2H.0 +440HCu + 2eCuHg Cl, +2e2Hg + 20AgCl+eAg + CT1.90.400.341.82- 2H01.780.270.221.70SO+4H+2eH,SO, + H00.201.691681.60Cu+ Cu2H20a16H2Fe+3eFe0.00-0.0361.51Pb+ 2e-0.13Sa +2eSmNi +2eNiPASO, + 2ePb+ S0/Cd + 2eCdCr+eCFe1.50-0141.46-0.231.36-0.351.3-0.401.23-0.41F+ 2eCr +3 CrZa + 20ZA2H,0 + 2011,+ 20HMn + 2eMnAl+ 3eAlH, + 2e2H-0.441.211.20-0.731.09-0.76-0.K3L.000.99-L18-1.66-221-237-237-2711.0.960.954Mg+2eMgL+ 3eLa0.910.800.80Na +eNa-2.76-290Ca + 20CaBa + 20BK +eKLiteLi0.770.68-2920.56J0S0.540.52

The species which oxidises itself and reduce other is known as reducing agent.

Using this table of standard reduction potentials determine which of the following is the strongest reducing agent. Hall-Reaction Hall-Raaction R+20 2F Ag"+eAg Co +eCo HO, +2H +2e ZH0 Cett +eCe P6O,+4H +SO,+ 2ePhSO, + 2H,0 M0,+ 4H+3eMaO,+2H,0 2e+2H +10; 10,+ H,0 Ma0, + 8H + SeMa + 4H,0 Au + 3e+ Au PhO,+ 4H + 2eP +2H,0 a, + 2e- 201 Cr0,+14H + 2Cr" + 7H,0 0, + 4H* + de" -→ 2H,0 MaO, + 4H + 2eMa+2H,0 10, + 6H* + Se"I, + 3H,0 Br+2e2Br VO, + 2H* +eVO + H,0 AuC+3 Au + 4C NO, +4H + 3eNO +2H,0 CIO, +eC0, 2Hg +2eHg Ag+eAg Hg +2e2Hg Fe +e * 0,+ 2H +2e H,O, Ma0,+eMa0,- 4+2e21 Ca +eCu 2.87 0, + 2H.0 + 4 40H Cu + 2eCu Hg C,+ 2e 2Hg + 21 Aga +eAg+ a so + 4H + 20HSO, + H,0 Curt+Cu 2H +20 H 0.40 199 0.34 0.27 1.82 1.78 1. 0.22 1.70 0.20 169 168 a16 0.00 1.60 -0.016 1.51 Ph +2ePh Se+ 2e Sn N + 2e Ni PASO, + 2e Ph + S0/ Ca + 2e Cd Cr +eC* F + 2eFe C+ Cr Za + 20 Za 2H,0 + 2e 11, + 20H" Ma+ 2e Ma Al -013 1.50 -014 1.46 -0.23 -035 1.36 133 -040 -041 -0.4 -073 1.23 1.21 1.20 1.09 -0.76 L00 -LIS -1.66 -221 -237 -237 0.99 A + 3e H, + 2e2H Mg + 2eMg L+ La Na' +e Na C" + 20-C Ba + 20 - Ba 0.96 0.954 0.91 0.80 -271 -2.76 -290 -292 -J05 0.80 0.77 0.68 0.56 0.54 K* +eK 0.52

Using this table of standard reduction potentials determine which of the following is the strongest reducing agent. Hall-Reaction Hall-Raaction R+20 2F Ag"+eAg Co +eCo HO, +2H +2e ZH0 Cett +eCe P6O,+4H +SO,+ 2ePhSO, + 2H,0 M0,+ 4H+3eMaO,+2H,0 2e+2H +10; 10,+ H,0 Ma0, + 8H + SeMa + 4H,0 Au + 3e+ Au PhO,+ 4H + 2eP +2H,0 a, + 2e- 201 Cr0,+14H + 2Cr" + 7H,0 0, + 4H* + de" -→ 2H,0 MaO, + 4H + 2eMa+2H,0 10, + 6H* + Se"I, + 3H,0 Br+2e2Br VO, + 2H* +eVO + H,0 AuC+3 Au + 4C NO, +4H + 3eNO +2H,0 CIO, +eC0, 2Hg +2eHg Ag+eAg Hg +2e2Hg Fe +e * 0,+ 2H +2e H,O, Ma0,+eMa0,- 4+2e21 Ca +eCu 2.87 0, + 2H.0 + 4 40H Cu + 2eCu Hg C,+ 2e 2Hg + 21 Aga +eAg+ a so + 4H + 20HSO, + H,0 Curt+Cu 2H +20 H 0.40 199 0.34 0.27 1.82 1.78 1. 0.22 1.70 0.20 169 168 a16 0.00 1.60 -0.016 1.51 Ph +2ePh Se+ 2e Sn N + 2e Ni PASO, + 2e Ph + S0/ Ca + 2e Cd Cr +eC* F + 2eFe C+ Cr Za + 20 Za 2H,0 + 2e 11, + 20H" Ma+ 2e Ma Al -013 1.50 -014 1.46 -0.23 -035 1.36 133 -040 -041 -0.4 -073 1.23 1.21 1.20 1.09 -0.76 L00 -LIS -1.66 -221 -237 -237 0.99 A + 3e H, + 2e2H Mg + 2eMg L+ La Na' +e Na C" + 20-C Ba + 20 - Ba 0.96 0.954 0.91 0.80 -271 -2.76 -290 -292 -J05 0.80 0.77 0.68 0.56 0.54 K* +eK 0.52

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