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Q: Is an oxidation half-reactionA. Fe2 plus Fe3 plus plus e-B. Fe3 plus plus e- Fe2 plus C. Fe(s) Fe(l)D. Fe plus 2e- Fe2 plus?
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What is the oxidation number of the FE2 plus ion?

the answer is 2, my chemistry proffessor told me so. take it or leave it.


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