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An oxidizing agent weaker than H+ has what sign of standard reduction potential?
ANegative
BZero
CPositive
DInfinite
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Negative
The hydrogen electrode is zero by definition, and weaker oxidizing agents fall below it.
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