1. Consider the following reductions and arrange them in order of decreasing tendency to occur from the given reactions (or lack of reaction) below: Reductions Reactions IrCl 3- Ir 1. Ir + S -→ No Reaction H2S 2. F2 + Ce³* → CeOH³* + F HCIO2 Cl 3. Ir + HCIO2 → cr + IrCl- F2 F- 4. HC1O2 + Ce* → No Reaction CEOH³* Ce3+ Explain how you arrive at your arrangement. What substance is the strongest reducing agent? What substance is the weakest reducing agent?

1. Consider the following reductions and arrange them in order of decreasing tendency to occur from the given reactions (or lack of reaction) below: Reductions Reactions IrCl 3- Ir 1. Ir + S -→ No Reaction H2S 2. F2 + Ce³* → CeOH³* + F HCIO2 Cl 3. Ir + HCIO2 → cr + IrCl- F2 F- 4. HC1O2 + Ce* → No Reaction CEOH³* Ce3+ Explain how you arrive at your arrangement. What substance is the strongest reducing agent? What substance is the weakest reducing agent?

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