The reduction potential of ferricyanide to ferrocyanide ion occurs at +0.36 V when both ions are 1M in concentration at 25 °C. The same process occurs at +0.72 V when the medium is made 1M in HCIO4. What is the oxidation potential of ferrocyanide/ferricyanide? Eox = -0.72 V and Eoxº = -0.36 V Eox = -0.36 V and Eoxº = -0.72 V Eox = +0.36 V and Ex = +0.72 V Eox = +0.72 V and Eoxº¹ = +0.36 V

The reduction potential of ferricyanide to ferrocyanide ion occurs at +0.36 V when both ions are 1M in concentration at 25 °C. The same process occurs at +0.72 V when the medium is made 1M in HCIO4. What is the oxidation potential of ferrocyanide/ferricyanide? Eox = -0.72 V and Eoxº = -0.36 V Eox = -0.36 V and Eoxº = -0.72 V Eox = +0.36 V and Ex = +0.72 V Eox = +0.72 V and Eoxº¹ = +0.36 V

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