26 Question (1 point) Suppose there were a new scale for expressing electrode potentials in which the standard potential for the reduction of water in base (Ered= -0.8227): 2HO(1)+2e > H(g) + 2OH(aq) is assigned an Ered value of 0.000 V. In current standard reduction tables, the following reaction has a standard reduction potential of 1.67 V. M+ (aq) +3e ->> 3rd attempt See page 835 M(s) See Periodic Table See Hint What would the reduction potential of M3+ be on the new scale in which the reduction of water in base has an Ered=0.000 V? -8227 V