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Why is the E°(Fe3+/Fe2+) value positive, indicating Fe3+ is an oxidising agent?
A. Fe2+ is larger than Fe3+
B. Fe3+ is more hydrated than Fe2+
C. Fe2+ (d6) is relatively stable, making its oxidation to Fe3+ (d5) favorable
D. Fe3+ (d5) is relatively stable, making its reduction to Fe2+ (d6) favorable
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