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Chapter16: Thermodynamics: Directionality Of Chemical Reactions

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bipyridine)3]2* in its ground state and in an excited state. Compared to the
ground state, the molecule in its excited state is a
hv
stronger oxidant and weaker reductant.
stronger oxidant and stronger reductant.
weaker oxidant and weaker reductant.
weaker oxidant and stronger reductant.

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