Chemistry, asked by aryasreekhari, 9 months ago

what's the relation between standard reduction electrode potential and chemical reactivity

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Originally Answered: what is the difference between reduction potential and standard electrode potential? Reduction potential is known as positive electrode potential. Oxidation potential is known as negative electrode potential. Standard electrode potential is the electrode potential under STANDARD condition.

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