CO2 likely has (covalent / ionic) bonds and KFI is likely to contain ( covalent / ionic) bonds. A reducing agent (gains / loses) electrons while an oxidizing agent ( gains / loses) electrons In an endothermic reaction the total bond energy in the reactants is (greater / less than) the bond energy of the products so energy is (released / absorbed) by the reaction

CO2 likely has (covalent / ionic) bonds and KFI is likely to contain ( covalent / ionic) bonds. A reducing agent (gains / loses) electrons while an oxidizing agent ( gains / loses) electrons In an endothermic reaction the total bond energy in the reactants is (greater / less than) the bond energy of the products so energy is (released / absorbed) by the reaction

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CO2 likely has (covalent / ionic) bonds and KFI is likely to contain ( covalent /ionic) bonds.
A reducing agent ( gains / loses) electrons while an oxidizing agent ( gains / loses) electrons
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