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Chemical Transformations II Redox Reactions

Illustrative Example 14.1 Calculating Standard Reduction Potentials from Free Energies of Formation [Pg.555]

Illustrative Example 14.2 Establishing Mass Balances for Oxygen and Nitrate in a Given System [Pg.555]

Evaluating the Thermodynamics of Redox Reactions under Environmental Conditions [Pg.555]

Illustrative Example 14.3 Calculating the Reduction Potential of an Aqueous Hydrogen Sulfide (H2S) Solution as a Function of pH and Total H2S Concentration [Pg.555]

Illustrative Example 14.4 Calculating Free Energies of Reaction from Half Reaction Reduction Potentials [Pg.555]

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