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    In the Reaction 2 HBr + Fe → H<sub>2</sub>
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In the Reaction 2 HBr + Fe → H2

Question 71

Question 71

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In the reaction 2 HBr + Fe → H2 + FeBr2, what happened to the Br-?


A) It was oxidized.
B) It was reduced.
C) It was zeroed.
D) Nothing.

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