In the following oxidation-reduction,+ ci a0) +-2SnCl, (aq)+ H2O)2(g)+ NO,+ NO3 (aq)Sns)+H(aq)(aq)The oxidizing agent is:Select one:a. Snb. Cic. NO2d. NO3

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In the following oxidation-reduction, + ci, -2 H (aq) + Sns) + NO3 (aq) SnCl, (ag) + NO2(g) + H2Ou) (aq) The oxidizing agent is: Select one: a. Sn b. Ci c. NO, d. NO,

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In the following oxidation-reduction,
+ ci a0) +
-2
SnCl, (aq)
+ H2O)
2(g)
+ NO,
+ NO3 (aq)
Sns)
+
H
(aq)
(aq)
The oxidizing agent is:
Select one:
a. Sn
b. Ci
c. NO2
d. NO3

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