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Which identifies an oxidation-reduction reaction?
a double replacement reaction
a neutralization reaction
a reaction in which oxidation numbers change
a reaction in which no electrons are transferred
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A reaction in which oxidation numbers change.
Reason: Redox reactions involve transfer of electrons, which shows up as changes in oxidation states of elements. Double replacement and neutralization reactions typically do not change oxidation numbers (they're not usually redox), and a reaction with no electron transfer cannot be a redox reaction.
Reason: Redox reactions involve transfer of electrons, which shows up as changes in oxidation states of elements. Double replacement and neutralization reactions typically do not change oxidation numbers (they're not usually redox), and a reaction with no electron transfer cannot be a redox reaction.
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