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Transcribed Image Text:Which of the following statements about oxidizing acids is false?
Select all that apply.
In oxidizing acids, H+ is reduced in its reactions with metals.
Most strong acids are oxidizing acids.
O H2SO4 can behave as either an oxidizing or non oxidizing acid depending on the solution conditions.
The anions of oxidizing acids are reduced in their reactions with metals.
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