In a redox reaction, why does an element's oxidation number decrease?
O A. An element's oxidat...
Chemistry, 15.04.2020 00:24 amiechap12
In a redox reaction, why does an element's oxidation number decrease?
O A. An element's oxidation number decreases because it gained electrons.
B.
An element's oxidation number decreases because it exchanged electrons.
• C.
An element's oxidation number decreases because it lost electrons.
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