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What is the standard electrode potential for the half-cell reaction involving fluorine?

Options

  1. AHighest
  2. BZero
  3. CNegative
  4. DLowest

Correct answer

A. Highest

Step-by-step solution

The paragraph mentions that the standard electrode potential for fluorine is the highest indicating that fluorine gas (F 2 ) has the maximum tendency to get reduced to fluoride ions (F- ) and therefore fluorine gas is the strongest oxidising agent and fluoride ion is the weakest reducing agent.

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