why is H3PO3 act as a reducing agent and H3PO4 does not act as reducing agent
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Actually, PO3 is called Phosphite and PO4 is called Phosphate. In nature Phosphate is very reactive but it's opposite is Phosphite. Therefore, we can conclude that the Phosphite can work as a reducing agent.
* please note that the I have not said that it's compound will not work. It will work with 'H'.*
* please note that the I have not said that it's compound will not work. It will work with 'H'.*
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