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1 year ago

In the following equation, is being oxidized and is being reduced.

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Mashcka [7]1 year ago

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$oxidation \: number \: of \: oxygen = \\ before \: rxn = - 2 \\ after \: rxn = - 2$

$oxidation \: number \: of \: hydrogen = \\ before \: rxn = + 1 \\ after \: rxn = \\ 2x - 2 = 0 \\ x = + 1$

$oxidation \: number \: of \: carbon = \\ before \: rxn = \\ x - 6 = - 2 \\ x = 4 \\ after \: rxn = \\ x - 4 = 0 \\ x = 4$

<h2>Option A</h2>

$oxidation \: numbers \: remain \: constant \\ so \: none \:a re \: undergoing \: oxidation \: \\ nor \: reduction \:$

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