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Plato's Euthyphro - Part I X Courses
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oxidation of iodite ions a X L is cbr4 pola
QUESTION 10
Combining aqueous solutions of which two substances would result in a net ionic reaction where the only
precipitate present is SRSO 4?
O strontium carbonate
strontium chloride
O lead(II) sulfate
O strontium hydroxide
V sodium sulfate
O silver sulfate
QUESTION 11
Identify the oxidizing agent and reducing agent in the reaction.
5 Pb2+
5 PbO2 + 12 + 4 H20
8 ОН
2 103
reducing agent v
oxidizing agent v
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