1.Hydrochloric acid (HCI) was added to potassium iodate crystals (KIO3) which had previously been dissolved in water. The whole mixture was stored in a large Aluminum container. a) List all the oxidizing agents. b) List all the reducing agents. c) List the strongest Oxidizing agent, SOA and strongest reducing agent SRA. SOA SRA

1.Hydrochloric acid (HCI) was added to potassium iodate crystals (KIO3) which had previously been dissolved in water. The whole mixture was stored in a large Aluminum container. a) List all the oxidizing agents. b) List all the reducing agents. c) List the strongest Oxidizing agent, SOA and strongest reducing agent SRA. SOA SRA

Chemistry: Matter and Change

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Chapter19: Redox Reactions

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Problem 67A

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