Chemistry, 28.09.2019 18:10, alexandraschwartz21

Question 2: as a rule, metallic elements act as reducing agents, not as oxidizing agents. explain. (hint:
consider the charges on metal ions.) do nonmetals act only as oxidizing agents and not as reducing
agents? explain your answer.

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