File:Nitrogen electrode potentials.svg
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English: Shows the oxidation states of nitrogen and summarizes standard reduction potentials in volts. Top diagram shows acid solution at pH 0; bottom shows basic solution at pH 14. |
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| Source | Vector version of diagram from Greenwood, Norman N (1997) Chemistry of the Elements, Butterworth-Heinemann, pp. 437 ISBN: 0-08-037941-9. |
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Original Diagram: Norman N. Greenwood and Alan Earnshaw Vectorization by AntiCompositeNumber |
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| current | 14:52, 21 June 2023 | 489 × 390 (99 KB) | Bernanke's Crossbow | Correct typo (NO₂ should be NO₂⁻ in the basic solution diagram), gave same svg elements names so that I could identify them in Inkscape |
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