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Does the oxidant cause oxidation or reduction?
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Does the oxidant cause oxidation or reduction?

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An oxidant or oxidizing agent is the substance in the redox reaction which undergoes reduction. Reduction occurs when the substance's charge has lowered after the reaction.The other process where the charge increases is called oxidtion.
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