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5) Identify the oxidizing agents and reducing agents in the following reactions: a) V,O; +2 H, à V,0; +2 H,O b) 2 K + Br, à 2 K* + 2 Br

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5) Identify the oxidizing agents and reducing agents in the
following reactions:
a) V,O, +2 H, à V,0, + 2 H,0
b) 2 K + Br, à 2 K* + 2 Br

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