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What is the key characteristic of an oxidation-reduction reaction? A. Electricity is gained. B. Electricity is lost. C. Electrons are exchanged. D. Electrons are gained. E. Electrons are lost.
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What is the key characteristic of an oxidation-reduction reaction? A.

Electricity is gained.
B.
Electricity is lost.
C. Electrons are exchanged.
D.
Electrons are gained.
E.
Electrons are lost.

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Answer:

E.

Electrons are lost.

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User Matthew Abrman
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Answer:

I think it is E part electron's are lost

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