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Transition metal oxide-hydroxides reduction potentials

Transition metal oxide/hydroxides differ in their ability to oxidize organic compounds. Table I lists reduction potentials E° (for [H+]=[Me2+]=1.0M) and E (for [H+]=10 7M and [Me2+]=10 6m) for several first-row transition metals. [Pg.447]

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Metallic hydroxide

Metals oxidation potentials

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Oxidation potential

Oxidation-reduction potential

Oxide-hydroxides

Oxidization-reduction potential

Oxidizing potential

Reduction potentials metal oxidants

Reduction potentials oxidants

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Transition metal oxide

Transition metal oxide oxides

Transition metal oxide-hydroxides

Transition metals oxidation

Transition metals reductions

Transition oxides

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