1. Answer to the following question by single word. a) Identify H,o* as Bronsted acid/base/ both b) Assign oxidation numbers to S in H,So,. c) Which one is the reducing agent here: 4Fe+30,-2Fe,O, d) Which one is comparatively less reactive? Ag or Mg?

1. Answer to the following question by single word. a) Identify H,o* as Bronsted acid/base/ both b) Assign oxidation numbers to S in H,So,. c) Which one is the reducing agent here: 4Fe+30,-2Fe,O, d) Which one is comparatively less reactive? Ag or Mg?

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