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reduction potential
(redirected from Oxidation reduction potential)

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reduction potential [ri′dək·shən pə‚ten·chəl]
(physical chemistry)
The potential drop involved in the reduction of a positively charged ion to a neutral form or to a less highly charged ion, or of a neutral atom to a negatively charged ion.
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