The standard reduction potential for the F2/2F- redox couple is +2.87 V This means that: F2...

The standard reduction potential for the F₂/2F^- redox couple is +2.87 V

This means that:

		F₂ is a good reducing agent
		F₂ is a good oxidizing agent
		F^- is a good reducing agent
		F^- is a good oxidizing agent

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Expert Solution

The reduction potential is too high for Flouride/fluorine case. Thus it means F2 can easily abstract electron and get reduced to F-.

It also means that it can take away electrons from anywhere, means it can easily oxidize anything.

F2 takes electrons, means F2 is strong oxidizing agent.

Ans: F2 is strong oxidizing agent.

queen_honey_blossom answered 1 year ago

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