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Next SectionBalancing Redox Reaction

Solution: Based on the data presented below, which is the strongest reducing agent? (a) Fe3+ (b) Fe2+ (c) Br- (d) Al3- (e) AI (s)

Problem

Based on the data presented below, which is the strongest reducing agent? 

(a) Fe3+ 

(b) Fe2+ 

(c) Br- 

(d) Al3- 

(e) AI (s)

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