Science, asked by Sukhmandeep398, 7 months ago

Select the oxidising agent for the following reaction:
H2S + I2 > 2HI + S
(a) I2
(b) H2S
(C) HI
(d) S

Answers

Answered by KajalBarad
13

Oxidising agent for the reaction

H2S + I2 -----> 2HI + S is I2.

  • Oxidising agent is the compound that oxidises another compound but itself gets reduced.

  • Reducing agent is that compound that reduces another compound and itself gets oxidised.

  • In a reaction when both oxidation and reduction occurs it is called redox reaction.

  • Here, we can find the Oxidising and reducing agent by oxidation number method.

  • If oxidation number of a compound increases then it is oxidised and if it decreases then it is reduced.

In this case, oxidation number of iodine on LHS is 0 and on RHS is -1, therefore I2 is reduced and acts as Oxidising agent.

Therefore, option A, I2 is correct.

Answered by PrinceArunsakthi
0

Answer:

Answer: a

Explanation:

Because it reduces the amount of hydrogen

so, it is the oxidising agent

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