Chemistry, asked by hamzaimran891, 8 months ago

explain which substance has been oxidised in this reaction.
Fe(s) + Cu2+ (aq) Fe2+ (aq) + Cu(s)​

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Answered by indrejitskater11
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Answer:

bro this is nothing the answer is the Fe

Explanation:

because as you can see the equation in the LHS that Fe is being in atom state and in RHS side the Fe is loses two electrons so we can say that Fe is going under oxidation (Oxidised)

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