Ex 14. Will magnesium shavings dissolve if added to an aqueous solution of ferrous sulphate? Justify your answer! pºMg2+/Mg = -2,714 V; ºFe2+/Fe = -0,44 V a/ Yes, because Mg is a stronger oxidant than Fe b/ Yes, because Mg is a stronger reducer than Fe c/ No, because Mg is a weaker reducer than Fe d/ No, because Mg is a weaker oxidant than Fe

Ex 14. Will magnesium shavings dissolve if added to an aqueous solution of ferrous sulphate? Justify your answer! pºMg2+/Mg = -2,714 V; ºFe2+/Fe = -0,44 V a/ Yes, because Mg is a stronger oxidant than Fe b/ Yes, because Mg is a stronger reducer than Fe c/ No, because Mg is a weaker reducer than Fe d/ No, because Mg is a weaker oxidant than Fe

Principles of Instrumental Analysis

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Chapter22: An Introduction To Electroanalytical Chemistry

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