Why does Ce4+ revert to Ce3+ when in fact Ce4+ has a noble gas configuration?
Arnab Saha , 9 Years ago
Grade 12
Inorganic Chemistry> Why does Ce4+ revert to Ce3+ when in fact...
1 AnswersVikas TU
The reaosn is electrode potential.
To gain the stability and according to the E0cell involved on reverting to Ce3+ is better achieved than achieving the noble gas configuration.
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