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What is oxidized and what is reduced in this reaction?
N2H4(l) + 2H2O2(l) → N2(g) + 4H2O(g)
N is reduced and H is oxidized.
N is reduced and O is oxidized.
N is oxidized and O is reduced.
N is oxidized and H is reduced.
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N is oxidized and O is reduced.
Reason: In N2H4 each N is −2 and in N2 it is 0 (loss of electrons → oxidation). In H2O2 each O is −1 and in H2O it is −2 (gain of electrons → reduction). Hydrogen stays at +1.
Reason: In N2H4 each N is −2 and in N2 it is 0 (loss of electrons → oxidation). In H2O2 each O is −1 and in H2O it is −2 (gain of electrons → reduction). Hydrogen stays at +1.
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