In a redox reaction, a molecule that is reduced has...(1 correct choice):
a. gained an electron (and often a hydrogen ion as well)
b. become smaller in size
c. lost an electron (and often a hydrogen ion as well)
d. become larger in size
I believe the correct answer to be:
Option A) gained an electron, and often a hydrogen ion as well.
Opposite of this occurs in other molecule that is oxidized.
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