For Fe+CuSO₄→FeSO₄+Cu, which substance is oxidised and which is the reducing agent?
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The answer is D, Fe is oxidised; Fe is the reducing agent.
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For Fe+CuSO₄→FeSO₄+Cu, which substance is oxidised and which is the reducing agent?
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The answer is D, Fe is oxidised; Fe is the reducing agent.
Assertion (A): Electrolysis of water gives twice as much hydrogen volume as oxygen volume at the same conditions. Reason (R): Water yields hydrogen and oxygen gases in a 1:2 volume ratio.
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The answer is A, A is true but R is false..
Heating ferrous sulfate gives a reddish-brown residue and sulfur oxides. Which equation describes decomposition of the dried salt?
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The answer is C, 2FeSO₄→Fe₂O₃+SO₂+SO₃.
Balance and classify aluminium reacting with bromine.
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The answer is C, 2Al+3Br₂→2AlBr₃;combination.
Which example and definition describe displacement?
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The answer is D, Zn+CuSO₄→ZnSO₄+Cu; a more reactive element replaces a less reactive one.
In CuO+Zn→Cu+ZnO, which substance is oxidised and which is reduced?
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The answer is C, Zn is oxidised; CuO is reduced.
Which reaction illustrates reduction of a metal oxide by removal of oxygen?
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The answer is D, CuO+H₂→Cu+H₂O.
What is a redox reaction, and what happens to magnesium when it burns to form white MgO?
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The answer is C, Oxidation and reduction occur together; magnesium is oxidised.
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