please answer subparts 4,5,6 STANDARD REDUCTION POINTIALS AT25CNa (ag)e Na)Mg"(ag)+2e- Mg)AKay )+3e- AK)2 H,O) +2 e-H,e) +2 OH (a)Za"(ag) +2e Zn()Fe"(ag)+2e-Fels)Ala)e Agts)+1 (ag)P (ag)+2e P)Fe"(ag ) +3e -- Fein)2 H(ag) +2e+ H,R)Cu"(ag) +e- Cur(ag)Cu"(ag) +2 Ca)0,) +2 H, O)+4e-4 OH (ag )C(ag) +e Cu)1,0) +2e21(ag)-2.713-2356-1.6760.828-0.763-0.440-0.152-0.125-0.0400.0000.1590.3400.4010.5200.5350.800(y + (bo)yBr,() +2e-2 Be (ag)0,8) + 4 H (ag ) + 4e-2 H,0)CLE) + 2e-2 Cr(ag)F,) +2e 2 F (ag)For the reaction: 3 Mg() + N:e) – Mg N0)Y Which species is reduced?(A) Mg1.0651.2291.3582.860(B) N3(C) MgsN:Which species is the reducing agent?(A) N(B) MgO MgN:3. In which molecule does S have the highest oxidationnumber?(A) H;SO,(B) H,S(C) S.4. Which process is a redox reaction?(A) Fe- Fe:O, (B) SO- SO, Os.- S0I Which is the balanced redox equation in acidic solution?(A) CIO,+2 CI +2H Ch + CIO, + H0B) CIO, +3 CI + H,0- Cl + 2 CIO, +2HO 2 CIO, + CI +8H-Cla + CIO, +4 H0Which is the balanced redox equation in basic solution?(A) BKOH), + SnO+2 OH- Bị - SnO + H0(15) 2 Bi(OH), + Sno+ 10 OH 2 Bi+ Sno+5 HO(C) 2 Bi(OH), +3 SnO-2 Bi +3 SnO,+3 H;OWhich species is the strongest reducing agent understandard-state conditions?(A) O,(B) Ag(C) Al

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4. Which process is a redox reaction? (A) Fe-Fe,O, (B) SO - So Os-so Which is the balanced redox equation in acidic solution? (A) CO,+2 CI+2H-Ch+ CIO, + HO B)CIO,3 CI + HO- Ch+ 2 CIO,+2H (2 CIO,+ Cr+SH-C+ CIO, +4 H0 Which is the balanced redox equation in basic solution? A) BKOH)+ SeO+2 OH Bị - SnO+ HO () 2 BOH),+ SeO 10 OH-2 Bi+ SeO SHO (C) 2 BOH +3 SeO 2 Bi +3 Seo+3 HO

4. Which process is a redox reaction? (A) Fe-Fe,O, (B) SO - So Os-so Which is the balanced redox equation in acidic solution? (A) CO,+2 CI+2H-Ch+ CIO, + HO B)CIO,3 CI + HO- Ch+ 2 CIO,+2H (2 CIO,+ Cr+SH-C+ CIO, +4 H0 Which is the balanced redox equation in basic solution? A) BKOH)+ SeO+2 OH Bị - SnO+ HO () 2 BOH),+ SeO 10 OH-2 Bi+ SeO SHO (C) 2 BOH +3 SeO 2 Bi +3 Seo+3 HO

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