What is oxidized in the reaction below? I2O5 + CO = I2 + CO2 a. I2 b. CO c. I2O5 d. CO2 e. CO AND CO2 What are the spectator ions in the following formula? Zn + 2H++ 2Cl = Zn2++2Cl-+H2 a. H+ b. Zn2+ c. Cl- d. more than one response is correct

What is oxidized in the reaction below? I2O5 + CO = I2 + CO2 a. I2 b. CO c. I2O5 d. CO2 e. CO AND CO2 What are the spectator ions in the following formula? Zn + 2H++ 2Cl = Zn2++2Cl-+H2 a. H+ b. Zn2+ c. Cl- d. more than one response is correct

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What is oxidized in the reaction below?

I₂O₅ + CO = I₂ + CO₂

_a.I₂

_b.CO

_c.I₂O₅

_d.CO₂

_e. CO_AND CO₂

What are the spectator ions in the following formula?

Zn + 2H⁺+ 2Cl = Zn²⁺+2Cl^-+H₂

a. H⁺

b. Zn²⁺

c. Cl-

d^.more than one response is correct

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