potassium dichromate is powerful oxidizing agent . why.??!
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In the dichromate ion, chromium is in the +6 oxidation state.
If we assume the +3 oxidation is lower in energy (and more stable), then there will be a natural tendency for chromium to get reduced, and in turn oxidizes something else.
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If we assume the +3 oxidation is lower in energy (and more stable), then there will be a natural tendency for chromium to get reduced, and in turn oxidizes something else.
hope this helpsu..
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