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Chapter 18, Problem 14P
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation:
Iron acts as an electron carrier in a coupled
Concept introduction:
The redox potential is the measure of the tendency of any chemical compound to lose or accept electrons and attain an oxidized or reduced state. The electrode potential of a compound to accept an electron is termed as reduction potential. Further, the oxidation potential is the potential of the compound on losing its electrons
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