Macmillan LeFor each reaction, identify the substance that is the oxidizing agent and the substance that is the reducing agent.C₂H4Fe₂O32 KIE++******H₂*E***HELINES THEERTEECOOTHEATERSHE*****INE DADES DECl₂SERWEDNES.IIC₂H62 FeO + CO₂→ 2 KCI ++ 1₂presented by Macmillan LearningAnswer Bankreducing agentoxidizing agent

Oxidation: It is the addition of oxygen or electronegative element or loss of electrons or increase…

Macmil For each reaction, identify the substance that is the oxidizing agent and the substance that is the reducing agent. C₂H4 Fe₂03 2 KI + + + H₂ CO Cl₂ → C₂H₂ - →2 FeO + CO₂ →→2 KCl + 1₂ Answer Bank reducing agent oxidizing agent

Macmil For each reaction, identify the substance that is the oxidizing agent and the substance that is the reducing agent. C₂H4 Fe₂03 2 KI + + + H₂ CO Cl₂ → C₂H₂ - →2 FeO + CO₂ →→2 KCl + 1₂ Answer Bank reducing agent oxidizing agent

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For each reaction, identify the substance that is the oxidizing agent and the substance that is the reducing agent.
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Fe₂O3
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Cl₂
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C₂H6
2 FeO + CO₂
→ 2 KCI +
+ 1₂
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