Which of the following examples is/are an example of a redox reaction as is observed in the lab? all of the choices the combination of the Na2CO3 with the acid HCI to form CO2 gas and the salt NaCI the combination of AGNO3 solution with the CuCl2 solution to form a white precipitate the combination of Mg metal to the acid HCI

Which of the following examples is/are an example of a redox reaction as is observed in the lab? all of the choices the combination of the Na2CO3 with the acid HCI to form CO2 gas and the salt NaCI the combination of AGNO3 solution with the CuCl2 solution to form a white precipitate the combination of Mg metal to the acid HCI

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