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For each chemical reaction listed in the table below, decide whether the highlighted atom is being oxidized or reduced. highlighted atom is being... reaction neither oxidized nor reduced oxidized reduced CH4(0)+H,O(9) - CO(9)+3 H,(9) C(s)+O2(9) → CO,(0) 2 NH3(aq)+H,SO (aa) - (NH,),SO,(a0) 4 HF(9)+SiO,(s) → SiF(0)+2 H,O(9)

For each chemical reaction listed in the table below, decide whether the highlighted atom is being oxidized or reduced. highlighted atom is being... reaction neither oxidized nor reduced oxidized reduced CH4(0)+H,O(9) - CO(9)+3 H,(9) C(s)+O2(9) → CO,(0) 2 NH3(aq)+H,SO (aa) - (NH,),SO,(a0) 4 HF(9)+SiO,(s) → SiF(0)+2 H,O(9)

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For each chemical reaction listed in the table below, decide whether the highlighted atom is being oxidized or reduced. highlighted atom is being... reaction neither oxidized nor reduced oxidized reduced CH(9)+H,O(g) –CO{g)+3H,(@) C(s)+O,(9) → CO,) 2 NH3(a0)+H,SO4(aq) (NH,),SO4(2) 4 HF (9)+SiO (s) → SiF (9)+2H,O(g)
Transcribed Image Text:For each chemical reaction listed in the table below, decide whether the highlighted atom is being oxidized or reduced. highlighted atom is being... reaction neither oxidized nor reduced oxidized reduced CH(9)+H,O(g) –CO{g)+3H,(@) C(s)+O,(9) → CO,) 2 NH3(a0)+H,SO4(aq) (NH,),SO4(2) 4 HF (9)+SiO (s) → SiF (9)+2H,O(g)
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