What is redox potential value?

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Redox potential or Reduction potential is a measure(in volts, or millivolts) of the affinity of a substance to acquire electrons.

The more electronegative substance have have positive redox potentials. Less electronegative substances have negative redox potentials.

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What is redox potential value?

Redox potential or Reduction potential is a measure(in volts, or millivolts) of the affinity of a substance to acquire electrons. The more electronegative substance have have positive redox potentials. Less electronegative substances have negative redox potentials.

Redox potential or Reduction potential is a measure(in volts, or millivolts) of the affinity of a substance to acquire electrons.

The more electronegative substance have have positive redox potentials. Less electronegative substances have negative redox potentials.