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Which element or compound has lost electrons in this oxidation-reduction reaction? 4Li + 2CoO → 2Co + 2Li2O A. CoO B. Li2O C. Li D. Co E. O
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Which element or compound has lost electrons in this oxidation-reduction reaction?

4Li + 2CoO → 2Co + 2Li2O

A.
CoO
B.
Li2O
C.
Li
D.
Co
E.
O

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Answer:

C. Li

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User Pankaj Goyal
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C: Lithium. Before it was 4Li and after the oxidation it turned out to 2Li
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