In the following oxidation-reduction,->+ NO, (a)-2H.(aq)+ CI(ag)SnCl, a) + NO29) + H,OSnCl (aq)+ H,O0)The oxidizing agent is:(5)us-Select one:a. Clb. NO2c. NO3d. Sne. Н.О

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In the following oxidation-reduction, -> + NO, (aq) -2 + CI, (aq) SnCl, NO2(g) + H,O) The oxidizing agent is: Select one: a. b. NO, c. NO3 d. Sn e. Н, О

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In the following oxidation-reduction,
->
+ NO, (a)
-2
H.
(aq)
+ CI
(ag)
SnCl, a) + NO29) + H,O
SnCl (aq)
+ H,O0)
The oxidizing agent is:
(5)us-
Select one:
a. Cl
b. NO2
c. NO3
d. Sn
e. Н.О

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