Standard reduction potential of Fa, Brz is:
Correct answer: A. +2.87, +1.08
- A. +2.87, +1.08
- B. +0.332, +2.87
- C. -0.78, -1.66
- D. None of these
Explanation
The standard reduction potential of fluorine (Fz) is +2.87 V, and the standard reduction potential of bromine (Brz) is + 1.08 V. These values indicate the tendency of these elements to gain electrons and be reduced.
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