Which of the following is not a reducing agent
(A) SO2 (B) H2O2
(C) CO2 (D) NO2
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Co2 is not a reducing agent.
To act as a reducing agent a compound should share or give electron and form another compound.
But co2 has less electrons to from a bond.so it cannot reduce substances.
To act as a reducing agent a compound should share or give electron and form another compound.
But co2 has less electrons to from a bond.so it cannot reduce substances.
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is not a reducing agent.
Option: C
Explanation:
- A reducing agent can be defined as electron donor in one of its lowest possible oxidation states. This reducing agent is kind of oxidized.
- This is because, it ‘loses electrons’ in the reaction known as redox reaction. Some of the examples of ‘reducing agents’ are formic acid, earthly metals, and other sulfite compounds.
- From the provided options, cannot be acted as reducing agent. This is because, C in consists of an oxidation state of +4.
- This carbon can have maximum of +4 oxidation state and not beyond that. Thus it cannot be acted as a reducing agent.
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