Consider the following reductions and arrange them in order of decreasing tendency to occur from the given reactions (or lack of reaction) below: Reductions 1. Reactions IrCl63 I. Ir + S → No Reaction H2S HCIO2 cr 3. Ir + HC102 → CI. + 1rC163- 4. HCIO + Ce3tNo Reaction Explain how you arrive at your arrangement. What substance is the strongest reducing agent? What substance is the weakest reducing agent?

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Consider the following reductions and arrange them in order of decreasing
tendency to occur from the given reactions (or lack of reaction) below:
Reductions
1.
Reactions
IrCl63
I. Ir + S → No Reaction
H2S
HCIO2 cr
3. Ir + HC102 → CI. + 1rC163-
4. HCIO + Ce3tNo Reaction
Explain how you arrive at your arrangement.
What substance is the strongest reducing agent?
What substance is the weakest reducing agent?
Transcribed Image Text:Consider the following reductions and arrange them in order of decreasing tendency to occur from the given reactions (or lack of reaction) below: Reductions 1. Reactions IrCl63 I. Ir + S → No Reaction H2S HCIO2 cr 3. Ir + HC102 → CI. + 1rC163- 4. HCIO + Ce3tNo Reaction Explain how you arrive at your arrangement. What substance is the strongest reducing agent? What substance is the weakest reducing agent?
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