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K(+1)Cl(+5)O3(-2) -- K(+1)Cl(-1)+O2(0) which element is oxidized which element is reduced which element does not change in the oxidation state how many electrons will be moved to have a balanced reaction
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K(+1)Cl(+5)O3(-2) -- K(+1)Cl(-1)+O2(0)
which element is oxidized
which element is reduced
which element does not change in the oxidation state
how many electrons will be moved to have a balanced reaction
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Oxygen
Chlorine
Potassium
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oxygen
chlorine
potassium
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