Arrange H2S,H2O,H2Se and H2Te in increas...

Arrange `H_2S,H_2O,H_2Se` and `H_2Te` in increasing order of reducing strength.

`H_2O gt HF gt H_2O_2 gt H_2S`

`H_2O gt HF gt H_2S gt H_2O_2`

`HF gt H_2O gt H_2O_2 gt H_2S`

`H_2O_2 gt H_2O gt HF gt H_2S`

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