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Oxidizing Nature of Sulphuric Acid

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What is an oxidizing agent in $C l_{2} + 2 I^{- 1} \to 2 C l^{-} + I_{2}$ ?

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Oxidising agent = oxidise another reactant (makes it lose electron) and is itself reduced (gains electron).
So $C l_{2}$ gains 2 electrons to become 2 $2 C l^{-} 1$ so it has been reduced. At the same time, it has taken these 2 electron from $2 I^{-}$ to oxidise it to $I_{2}$ .
Therefore the $C l$ is the oxidising agent as it forced the $2 I^{-}$ to lose electron,and gained 2 electron itself. $2 I^{-}$ is the reducing agent.

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