Reduction potential Ered

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Reduction potential (Ered)  


1- It is a tendency of an electrode to gain electron.

It is indicated as E mn+/M .

2- It is the opposite value of oxidation potential.

Ex. Ered of Cu is + 0.34V.

3- Reduction potential of an electrode conc. Of ions.

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