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ZINC, CADMIUM, AND MERCURY • For the disproportionation equilibrium: • From which it follows that:
ZINC, CADMIUM, AND MERCURY • The implication of the standard potentials is • oxidizing agents with potentials ‐0.79 to ‐0.85 V • can oxidize mercury to Hg 1 , but not to Hg lI . • No common oxidizing agent meets this requirement • Hg treated with an excess of oxidizing agent is entirely converted into Hg ll • Hg in at least 50% excess only Hg 1 is obtained • Because Hg readily reduces Hg 2+ to Hg 2 2+ .
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