INTRO TO CHEMISTRY II - 6/E - CUSTOM
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Chapter 16, Problem 6E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The blank space is to be filled in the given statement:
‘Good reducing agents have a strong tendency to
Concept introduction: Redox
During redox reaction, one element undergoes oxidation reaction and the other one undergoes reduction reaction.
Reducing agents itself gets oxidized by giving the electrons together substance and thus, causes reduction of the other substance.
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INTRO TO CHEMISTRY II - 6/E - CUSTOM
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