1.KF
2.MgF2
3.FeF3
4.HF
5.CuF
6.SnF4
7.CaF2
8.AlF3
9.K2O
10.MgO
11.Fe2O3
12.H2O
13.Cu2O
14.SnO2
15.CaO
16.Al2O3
17.KNO3
18.Mg(NO3)2
19.Fe(NO3)3
20.HNO3
21.CuNO3
22.Sn(NO3)4
23.Ca(NO3)2
24.Al(NO3)3
25.K3PO4
26.Mg3(PO4)2
27.FePO4
28.H3PO4
29.Cu3PO4
30.Sn3(PO4)4
31.Ca3(PO4)2
32.AlPO4
Please mark brainliest.
Answer:
Option C, Smut
Explanation:
Corn smut is a condition in which mushroom-like tumors or galls appear on different part of the plant. This is caused by fungus Ustilago zeae. Corn smut is edible and appears grayish white with spony texture in the early stages of the infection promptly found on corn ear or tassel.
Hence, option C is correct
The oxidizing agent receives electrons from the reducing agent. Keep in mind that the<span> reducing agent is the element in an oxidation-reduction reaction that gives an electron to another species. And since the reducing agent always loses its electrons, it is considered to call its condition 'oxidized'.</span>
The atoms that will bond are the ones that need more valence electrons to get stable. When electrons are transferred, it is called an ionic bond. It gives it a charge, positive or negative.
I would say c-gas because they float around and spread
