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So in answering this question, it is important to note that the strongest oxidizing agent will have most positive reduction potentials.
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So we are saying the higher magnitude, it means that the reduction reaction is more energetically favorable.
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So when the species is reduced, it oxidizes the other reactant.
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Let's say we've got a that is being reduced.
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So if a is reduced, it means in the process it is reduced, let's say it is being reduced by b.
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So if a is reduced, it means it is oxidizing b in the process.
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B is the reducing agent, reducing a, and at the same time, a is being reduced and acting as the oxidizing agent to b.
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So at the end of the day, b is going to be oxidized while itself is going to be reducing a...