MCQ
An oxidising agent is a substance, which
- AAccept proton
- ✓Accept electron
- CAccept neutron
- DDonate electron
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Accept electron
b
Oxidising agent oxidises another substance and reduces it self i.e. accepts electron.
Oxidising agent oxidises another substance and reduces it self i.e. accepts electron.
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