MCQ
Which one is oxidising substance
- A${C_2}{H_2}{O_2}$
- B$CO$
- C${H_2}S$
- ✓$C{O_2}$
✓
Answer
Correct option: D.
$C{O_2}$
(d) $C{O_2}$ is an oxidizing agent.
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