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Check me bow to the right f you want your graded homework to be placed out in the pubic rack outside Prof Stanley's office Othenwse you wil have to pick up your homework from Prof Staniey in person 1. (S pts) Which of the following substances is the best reducing agent? Briefly explain your answer. a) Ag b) Zn c) Lit d) Ag e) A 2. (5 pts) Which of the following substances is the best oxidizing agent? Briefly explain your answer c) H a) F- b) Li d) Ag e) F2 3. (5 pts) Which of the following substances is the best reducing agent? Briefly explain your answer. c) Li- a) F2 b) Mg2 d) Na e) Zn 4. (5 pts) Which of the following substances is the best oxidizing agent? Briefly explain your answer. a) H b) Al3- c) Pb2- d) Li e) A 5. (10 pts) Balance the following reaction in acidic solution and put a box around your final answer. Explain your work and/or reasoning enough that we understand how you got your answer. SO2(aq) +OCI-(aq) SO42-(aq) + Cl-(aq)

Explanation / Answer

1)

reducing agent should get oxidised

So, Li+ and Ag+ are already oxidised form

So, they can’t be true

From data table

Eo((Ag+/Ag(s))) = 0.7996

Eo((Zn2+/Zn(s))) = -0.7618

Eo((Al3+/Al(s))) = -1.662

The one with greater Eo value of reduction will be reduced easily

So, it will be better oxidising agent and weaker reducing agent

Thus, Eo is direct inverse measure of Reducing power

Decreasing order of Reducing Power is:

Al(s)

Zn(s)

Ag(s)

Answer:e

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