Consider the following oxidizing agents, acting in acidic aqueous solution, under standard conditions:
Cl2, Fe3+, H2O2, Sn4+
Their oxidizing ability is in the order:
OPTION D
In acidic medium H2O2 is powerful oxidising agent with E0 value +1.78 and Cl2 follows with SRP = +1.36, then Fe+3 with +0.77 and Sn+4 the least with 0.15 V .
Thus H2O2 > Cl2 > Fe+3 > Sn+4
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