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Q3. What happens when a copper atom becomes a copper(ll) ion? A) It is oxidized by losing two electrons B) It is oxidized by gaining two electrons C) It is reduced by gaining two electrons D) It is reduced
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Q3. What happens when a copper atom becomes a copper(ll) ion? A) It is oxidized by losing two electrons B) It is oxidized by gaining two electrons C) It is reduced by gaining two electrons D) It is reduced by losing two electrons

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It reduces by ganing two electrons.

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