In a redox reaction, why does an element’s oxidation number decrease?
A.
An element’s oxida...
In a redox reaction, why does an element’s oxidation number decrease?
A.
An element’s oxidation number decreases because it gained electrons.
B.
An element’s oxidation number decreases because it exchanged electrons.
C.
An element’s oxidation number decreases because it lost electrons.
D.
An element’s oxidation number decreases because it was heated.
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