1. JUST ANSWER ASAP PLS Refer to the following standard reduction potential table as needed.Electrode reactionEº, VLit + +1e- → Li-3.02Pb2+ +2e-→ Pb-0.132H3O+ + 2e- → H₂ + 2H₂O0.00Pd2+ +2e-→ Pd0.85Aut +1e- → Au1.68Please choose/type the set of letters that correspond to your answer for numbers 1 and 2.1. The strongest oxidizing agent from the table isAYE. LitBEE. LiCEE. AutDEE. Au2. The weakest reducing agent from the table isAYE. LitBEE. LiCEE. AutDEE. Au3. Which of the following will be able to reduce Pb²+?AYE. LitBEE. LiCEE. AutDEE. Au

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Refer to the following standard reduction potential table as needed. Electrode reaction Eº, V Lit+ +1e-Li -3.02 Pb2+ +2e-→ Pb -0.13 2H3O+ 2e- → H₂ + 2H₂O 0.00 Pd2+ +2e-→ Pd 0.85 Aut+1e- → Au 1.68 Please choose/type the set of letters that correspond to your answer for numbers 1 and 1. The strongest oxidizing agent from the table is AYE. Lit BEE. Li CEE. Aut DEE. Au 2. The weakest reducing agent from the table is AYE. Lit BEE. Li CEE. Aut DEE. Au 3. Which of the following will be able to reduce Pb²+? AYE. Lit BEE. Li CEE. Aut DEE. Au

Refer to the following standard reduction potential table as needed. Electrode reaction Eº, V Lit+ +1e-Li -3.02 Pb2+ +2e-→ Pb -0.13 2H3O+ 2e- → H₂ + 2H₂O 0.00 Pd2+ +2e-→ Pd 0.85 Aut+1e- → Au 1.68 Please choose/type the set of letters that correspond to your answer for numbers 1 and 1. The strongest oxidizing agent from the table is AYE. Lit BEE. Li CEE. Aut DEE. Au 2. The weakest reducing agent from the table is AYE. Lit BEE. Li CEE. Aut DEE. Au 3. Which of the following will be able to reduce Pb²+? AYE. Lit BEE. Li CEE. Aut DEE. Au

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