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What is oxidized in the following reaction? Na+CI —>NaCI HELP PLS IVE BEEN STUCK FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS

What is oxidized in the following reaction? Na+CI —>NaCI HELP PLS IVE BEEN STUCK FOR THE PAST FEW DAYS
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What is oxidized in the following reaction? Na+CI —>NaCI

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What is oxidized in the following reaction? Na+CI —>NaCI HELP PLS IVE BEEN STUCK-example-1
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the reducing agent is the Na ion, therefore the Na ion is oxidised. The oxidising agent is Cl ion, therefore the Cl ion is reduced.

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