Which statement about standard reduction potentials is correct?
a. Standard reduction potentials are calculated from the balanced equation. | |
b. Electrolysis measures standard reduction potentials. | |
c. You must measure all half-reactions against a hydrogen electrode. | |
d. You must use voltage and electronegativity to measure it. |
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