When calculating reduction potentials, how do you know which one is being oxidized if they are both given as reductions? Thanks in advance!
Help: Calculating Standard Electrode Potentials without the Tables
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higher reduction potential ===> less oxidize and visa veraWhen calculating reduction potentials, how do you know which one is being oxidized if they are both given as reductions? Thanks in advance!
in other hand if two are competing for reduction, high reduction potential will win for gaining electron and will reduct and other will oxidize. and visa versa.
