Biology, asked by ramji2625, 9 months ago

Why co2 can't be used as reducing agent

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Answered by rupeshwagh85572

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CO2 cannot undergo a further increase of the oxidation state of its carbon atom, but only a decrease. This means that, in an oxido-reductive (redox) context, CO2 can act only as an oxidizing agent, as it occurs, for instance, in the photosynthesis process.

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