Which one of the following voltage potentials occurs as the result of chemical equilibrium involving electron transfer reactions?

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Redox potential is the voltage potential that occurs as a result of chemical equilibrium involving electron transfer reactions (redox reactions). It represents the tendency of a chemical species to acquire or lose electrons, and is a measure of the availability of electrons for redox reactions. Electrode potential refers to the potential difference between an electrode and a solution, while positive potential and hydrogen potential are not directly related to electron transfer reactions.

Which One of the Following Voltage Potentials Occurs as the Result