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    This document lists standard reduction potentials (E°) for various half-cell reactions at 25°C. It provides the half-cell reaction, the E° value in volts, and a link to the original source. Some of the half-reactions listed include the reduction of fluorine, permanganate, chlorine, chromium(VI), bromine, nitrate, mercury(I) and (II), silver, copper(I) and (II), hydrogen ion, lead, tin, nickel, cobalt, cadmium, iron(II) and (III), zinc, manganese, aluminum, magnesium, sodium, potassium, and lithium ions. The standard reduction potentials range from approximately +2.9

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    This document lists standard reduction potentials (E°) for various half-cell reactions at 25°C. It provides the half-cell reaction, the E° value in volts, and a link to the original source. Some of the half-reactions listed include the reduction of fluorine, permanganate, chlorine, chromium(VI), bromine, nitrate, mercury(I) and (II), silver, copper(I) and (II), hydrogen ion, lead, tin, nickel, cobalt, cadmium, iron(II) and (III), zinc, manganese, aluminum, magnesium, sodium, potassium, and lithium ions. The standard reduction potentials range from approximately +2.9

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    Standard Reduction (Electrode) Potentials

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    This document lists standard reduction potentials (E°) for various half-cell reactions at 25°C. It provides the half-cell reaction, the E° value in volts, and a link to the original source. Some of the half-reactions listed include the reduction of fluorine, permanganate, chlorine, chromium(VI), bromine, nitrate, mercury(I) and (II), silver, copper(I) and (II), hydrogen ion, lead, tin, nickel, cobalt, cadmium, iron(II) and (III), zinc, manganese, aluminum, magnesium, sodium, potassium, and lithium ions. The standard reduction potentials range from approximately +2.9

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    StandardReduction(Electrode)Potentialsat25oC
    HalfCellReaction

    F2+2e

    2F

    Ce4++e

    2.87

    Ce3+

    1.61

    MnO4+8H++5e
    Cl2+2e

    Mn 2++4H2O

    2Cl

    O2+4H++4e

    2Cr3++7H2O 1.33

    2Br

    1.08

    NO3 +4H++3e

    NO+2H2O

    Hg22+

    Hg2++2e

    Fe3++e
    I2+2e

    0.855

    2Hg
    Fe2+
    2I

    Fe(CN)63 +e
    Cu 2++2e

    0.82

    0.789
    0.771
    0.535

    Fe(CN)44
    Cu

    Cu 2++e

    2H2O

    0.799

    Ag

    Hg22++2e

    0.96
    0.920

    Hg

    O2+4H+(10 7M)+4e
    Ag++e

    1.229

    2H2O

    2Hg2++2e

    1.51
    1.36

    Cr2O72 +14H++6e

    Br2+2e

    E o(volts)

    Cu +

    S+2H++2e

    0.48
    0.337
    0.153

    H2S

    0.14

    2H++2e

    H2

    0.0000

    Pb2++2e

    Pb

    0.126

    Sn 2++2e

    Sn

    0.14

    Ni2++2e

    Ni

    0.25

    Co2++2e

    Co

    0.28

    Cd2++2e

    Cd

    0.403

    Cr3++e

    http://owl.cengage.com/appendix/Chemistry/July2010/eo.html

    Cr2+

    0.41

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    StandardReduction(Electrode)Potentials

    H2+2OH (10 7M)

    2H2O+2e

    0.41

    Fe2++2e

    Fe

    0.44

    Cr3++3e

    Cr

    0.74

    Zn 2++2e

    Zn

    0.763

    2H2O+2e

    H2+2OH

    0.83

    Mn 2++2e

    Mn

    1.18

    Al3++3e

    Al

    Mg2++2e
    Na++e

    Mg
    Na

    1.66
    2.37
    2.714

    K++e

    2.925

    Li++e

    Li

    3.045

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