2e−+I2⟶2I⊖ (Reduction and acts as an oxidant)
I2⟶2IO⊖3+10e− (Oxidation and acts as a reductant)
2x=0 2x−12=−2
2x=10
So, I2 acts both as an oxidant and a reductant.
No change in the oxidation number of either of the conjugate pairs.
Ba2+Cl2−2⟶Ba2+SO2−4
Na2+2SO4⟶2+2NaCl
(None is an oxidant or a reductant)
In a conjugate pair, the oxidant has a higher oxidation number.
For AlCl3:Al3++3e−⟶Al0
(Reduction and acts as an oxidant)
For Na:Na⟶Na⊕+e−
(Oxidation and acts as a reductant)
For SO2:4e−+SO2⟶S0
(Reduction and acts as an oxidant)
For H2S:S2−⟶S0+2e−
(Oxidation and acts as a reductant)
Hence, the answer is A→3,B→1,C→4,D→2.