8.7 Which is a stronger reducing agent Cr2+ or Fe2+ and why ? 

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8.7 The following reactions are involved when Cr2+ and Fe2+ act as reducing

Cr2+ = Cr3+ ( E? Cr3+/ Cr2+ = - 0.41 V)

Fe2+⇒ Fe3+ (E? Fe3+/ Fe2+ = +0.77 V)

Since, Cr has less potential value, Cr2+ gets oxidised easily than Fe2+. Therefore, Cr2+ is a better reducing agent that Fe3+.

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