Archive for the ‘Oxidation Reduction Potential (ORP)’ Category
How do I know which half cell is the reduction and which is the oxidation?
tensocfan asked:
When both reduction potentials are negative:
Sn2+ + 2e- —-> Sn
Ba2+ + 2e- —-> Ba
How do I know which is which?
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- Eoxidation
What is the potential for the reduction from this latimer diagram?
adamwoodward1982 asked:
0.46V -1.00V -0.08V 0.67V
XO4 – XO32- – X3+ – X – X2-
1) What is the potential for the reduction of XO4 to X?
2) Which oxidation state is the most stable?
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Oxidation and Reduction?
NaCH3COO asked:
Based on the Standard Reduction Potential (based on the E value of the half reaction), how can I tell if something is a strong reducing agent, or a strong oxidizing agent?
What is oxidation reduction potential?
Webb N asked:
This refers to ionized water where the ph is made alkaline in and the molecular clustering has been reduced to six (hexogonal water).
