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redox potential

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redox potential [′rē‚däks pə‚ten·chəl]
(physical chemistry)
Voltage difference at an inert electrode immersed in a reversible oxidation-reduction system; measurement of the state of oxidation of the system. Also known as oxidation-reduction potential.


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