The reducing agent in the reaction given, πΎπππ4 + πΎπΌ + π»2ππ4 βΆ ππππ4 + πΎ2ππ4 +πΌ2 + π»2π is:
Correct answer: B. πΎπΌ
- A. πΎπππ4
- B. πΎπΌ
- C. π»2ππ4
- D. πΎπΌ and π»2ππ4 both
Explanation
Reducing agent is the one which has the ability to give its unshared pair of electrons to other species to reduce them.
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