Friday 19 August 2016

physical chemistry - Compound having highest standard reduction potential


Which compound has highest SRP (standard reduction potential) value, e.g. the strongest oxidising agent? In most tables $\ce{F2}$ is at top with $E^\circ = \pu{2.87 V}$, but I've found a table listing $\ce{H4XeO6}$ at top with $E^\circ = \pu{3.0 V}$.


Is there a more strongest oxidising agent on basis of $E^\circ$ value and is $E^\circ$ value defined for every compound? If yes, what is $E^\circ$ value for $\ce{ClF3}$?




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