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Is the following true in standard conditions?
Pb(s) can reduce NI2+

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200 words to discuss whether lead can reduce NI2+ in standard conditions.

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To answer these questions you need access to a standard reduction potential table.

On this table you will find voltages for reductions of various compounds (metals mostly) and you will now have to find the correct equations and write down the voltage values.

A. Pb (s) can reduce ...

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