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13. The following are part of an E.C.S.: A"(aq) + 2e A(s) B" (aq) + 2e B() C*(aq) + 2e C) Stronger reducing agent Stronger oxidizing agent Which of the following reactions is possible? A. BS) + A"(aq) →B° (aq) + A(s) B. A(s) + B (aq)→A*(aq) + B(s) C. A"(aq) + Cs)→ A(s) + C(aq) D. B"(aq) + C(s) → B(s) + C® (aq)

13. The following are part of an E.C.S.: A"(aq) + 2e A(s) B" (aq) + 2e B() C*(aq) + 2e C) Stronger reducing agent Stronger oxidizing agent Which of the following reactions is possible? A. BS) + A"(aq) →B° (aq) + A(s) B. A(s) + B (aq)→A*(aq) + B(s) C. A"(aq) + Cs)→ A(s) + C(aq) D. B"(aq) + C(s) → B(s) + C® (aq)

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13. The following are part of an E.C.S.: A*(aq) + 2e- A(s) B²*(aq) + 2e- B(s) C²*(aq) + 2e¯ → C(s) Stronger reducing agent Stronger oxidizing agent Which of the following reactions is possible? B(s) + A²*(aq) → B²*(aq) + A(s) В. А. A(s) + B²*(aq) → A² (aq) + B(s) A² (aq) + C(s) → A(s) + C²*(aq) B"(aq) + C(s) → B(s) + C²*(aq) C. D.
Transcribed Image Text:13. The following are part of an E.C.S.: A*(aq) + 2e- A(s) B²*(aq) + 2e- B(s) C²*(aq) + 2e¯ → C(s) Stronger reducing agent Stronger oxidizing agent Which of the following reactions is possible? B(s) + A²*(aq) → B²*(aq) + A(s) В. А. A(s) + B²*(aq) → A² (aq) + B(s) A² (aq) + C(s) → A(s) + C²*(aq) B"(aq) + C(s) → B(s) + C²*(aq) C. D.
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