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what element is oxidized and what element is reduced in the following reaction? fe2o3(s) 3co(g) --> 2fe(s) 3co2(g)
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what element is oxidized and what element is reduced in the following reaction? fe2o3(s) 3co(g) --> 2fe(s) 3co2(g)

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Answer:its c

Explanation:Oxidized: loses electrons...

Fe+2 gains electrons

C starts at +2, and ends at +4, it lost 2 electrons.

O starts at -2, ends at -2

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