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Chemistry, 23.10.2020 07:01, jujulakaeuaws

5. Which of the following does not represent a reduction? 1) oxygen goes to Na20
2) They are all reductions
3) Pb+2 (aq) goes to Pb (s)
4) S04-2 (aq) goes to SO2
O Cl- (aq) goes to Cl2

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