Part A Ba(s) + Cl2(g) → BaCl₂ (s) O Cl₂ gains electrons and is oxidized. Ba loses electrons and is reduced. O Cl₂ loses electrons and is oxidized. Ba gains electrons and is reduced. O Ba gains electrons and is oxidized. Cl₂ loses electrons and is reduced. O Ba loses electrons and is oxidized. Cl₂ gains electrons and is reduced. Submit Part B Request Answer Br2(g) +2KI(aq) → 2KBr(aq) + 12 (s) O Br₂ loses electrons and is oxidized. I O Br₂ gains electrons and is oxidized. I (in KI) gains electrons and is reduced. (in KI) loses electrons and is reduced. OI (in KI) gains electrons and is oxidized. Br₂ loses electrons and is reduced. OI (in KI) loses electrons and is oxidized. Br₂ gains electrons and is reduced. Submit Request Answer

Part A Ba(s) + Cl2(g) → BaCl₂ (s) O Cl₂ gains electrons and is oxidized. Ba loses electrons and is reduced. O Cl₂ loses electrons and is oxidized. Ba gains electrons and is reduced. O Ba gains electrons and is oxidized. Cl₂ loses electrons and is reduced. O Ba loses electrons and is oxidized. Cl₂ gains electrons and is reduced. Submit Part B Request Answer Br2(g) +2KI(aq) → 2KBr(aq) + 12 (s) O Br₂ loses electrons and is oxidized. I O Br₂ gains electrons and is oxidized. I (in KI) gains electrons and is reduced. (in KI) loses electrons and is reduced. OI (in KI) gains electrons and is oxidized. Br₂ loses electrons and is reduced. OI (in KI) loses electrons and is oxidized. Br₂ gains electrons and is reduced. Submit Request Answer

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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