4. Which of the following shows a gain of electrons?a) Ca2*(aq) to Ca(s)b) 2Cl(aq) to Cl2(9)c) Fe2*(aq) to Fe3*(aq)d) NaCl(s) to Na*(aq) and Cl(aa)

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4. Which of the following shows a gain of electrons? a) Ca2* (aq) to Ca(s) b) 2Cl(aqg) to Cl2(g) c) Fe2*(aq) to Fe3*(aq) d) NaCls) to Na*(ag) and Cl(aq) .

4. Which of the following shows a gain of electrons? a) Ca2* (aq) to Ca(s) b) 2Cl(aqg) to Cl2(g) c) Fe2(aq) to Fe3(aq) d) NaCls) to Na*(ag) and Cl(aq) .

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d) NaCl(s) to Na*(aq) and Cl(aa)

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