Use the following equation to determine the charge on bromine when it dissociates from sodium and determine whether it is being oxidized or reduced: Cl2 + NaBr -> NaCl + Br2
A. It starts with a charge of 0 and is reduced.
B. It starts with a charge of 0 and is oxidized.
C. It starts with a charge of -1 and is oxidized.
D. It starts with a charge of -1 and is reduced.
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