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SOLVED: Decide whether each chemical reaction in the table below is an oxidation-reduction "redox" reaction. If the reaction is a redox reaction, write down the formula of the reducing agent and the
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![Table 1 from Tungsten's redox potential is more temperature sensitive than that of molybdenum. | Semantic Scholar Table 1 from Tungsten's redox potential is more temperature sensitive than that of molybdenum. | Semantic Scholar](https://d3i71xaburhd42.cloudfront.net/8348c1b96df1007968c5170bf3e103b7e1a26e79/7-Table1-1.png)
Table 1 from Tungsten's redox potential is more temperature sensitive than that of molybdenum. | Semantic Scholar
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