OXIDATION-REDUCTION REACTIONS
If a solution contains an oxidizing agent, much as aqueous chlorine, with an electrode potential greater them that of the O2 – H2O couple, then the oxidizing agent will tend to oxidize water to O2. Such strong oxidizing agents as ClO-(hypochlorite) and aqueous chlorine will decompose by oxidizing H2O until the supply of the oxidizing agent is
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