MCQ
Vanadium $(III) $ oxide is a strong
- ADrying agent
- BOxidising agent
- ✓Reducing agent
- DWetting agent
✓
Answer
Correct option: C.
Reducing agent
c
(c)Vanadium $ (III)$ oxide is a strong reducing agent vecause vanadium is electropositive metal and have high reduction potential. It has low heat of sublimation, low ionisation potential.
(c)Vanadium $ (III)$ oxide is a strong reducing agent vecause vanadium is electropositive metal and have high reduction potential. It has low heat of sublimation, low ionisation potential.
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