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andard Reduction Potentials:
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Ag* + e¯→ Ag
+0.80 V
2+
Cu** + 2e Cu
+0.34 V
Pb2* + 2e Pb
-0.13V
FeT + 2e Fe
2+
-0.44 V
Zn" + 2e- Zn
-0.76 V

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