Which statement is true for the following reaction:Fe203 + C - Fe + CO2O Fe,03 is the reducing agent, since it is reduced, while C is the oxidizing agent,since it oxidizes Fe203.O Fe203 is the reducing agent, while Fe is the oxidizing agent, as it oxidizes C toCO2.O Fe is the reducing agent, since it reduces C, while C is the oxidizing agent.O Fe,03 is the oxidizing agent, while C is the reducing agent, since it reducesFe2O3.O Fe203 is the reducing agent, while CO, is the oxidizing agent.

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Which statement is true for the following reaction: Fe203 + C - Fe + CO2 O Fe203 is the reducing agent, since it is reduced, while C is the oxidizing agent, since it oxidizes Fe203. O Fe203 is the reducing agent, while Fe is the oxidizing agent, as it oxidizes C to CO2. Fe is the reducing agent, since it reduces C, while C is the oxidizing agent. O Fe203 is the oxidizing agent, while C is the reducing agent, since it reduces Fe203. O Fe203 is the reducing agent, while CO, is the oxidizing agent.

Which statement is true for the following reaction: Fe203 + C - Fe + CO2 O Fe203 is the reducing agent, since it is reduced, while C is the oxidizing agent, since it oxidizes Fe203. O Fe203 is the reducing agent, while Fe is the oxidizing agent, as it oxidizes C to CO2. Fe is the reducing agent, since it reduces C, while C is the oxidizing agent. O Fe203 is the oxidizing agent, while C is the reducing agent, since it reduces Fe203. O Fe203 is the reducing agent, while CO, is the oxidizing agent.

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