6. Given the following equations: (i) C + A3+ → C++ A (ii) 3 D +...

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Reducing agent are those who lose electron in a chemical reaction.

According to equation (i) , C is stronger reducing agent than A.

According to equation (ii) , D is stronger reducing agent than C.

According to equation , B is stronger reducing agent than D.

Conclusion -

Order of strongest to weakest reducing agent :

B > D > C > A

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