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1 1 Questions (Clickers) Zinc reacts with copper(II) sulfate according to the equation: Is the zinc being A)Oxidized? B)Reduced?

2 2 Questions (Clickers) Zinc reacts with copper(II) sulfate according to the equation: Is the copper(II) ion being A)Oxidized? B)Reduced?

3 3 Questions (Clickers) Zinc reacts with copper(II) sulfate according to the equation: Which reactant is the oxidizing agent? A)Zinc B)Copper(II) ion

4 4 Questions (Clickers) Zinc reacts with copper(II) sulfate according to the equation: Which reactant is the reducing agent? A)Zinc B)Copper(II) ion

5 5 Questions (Clickers) In the following reaction, what role is played by the NAD + A)reducing agent B)oxidizing agent C)neither

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