The correct option is
C HNO2,SO2,H2O2When an atom present in its intermediate oxidation state then it can act both oxidizing agents as well as a reducing agent.
1.In
KMnO4,
Mn is in +7 oxidation state so it cannot acts as reducing agent.
O3 can only act as an oxidising agent due to its unstable nature.In
SO3,
S is in +6 oxidation state so it cannot acts as reducing agent.
2.In HClO4,Cl is in +7 oxidation state so it cannot acts as reducing agent.HNO2 can act both oxidizing as well as reducing agent because N is in +3 oxidation state.In H2O2, O is in -1 oxidation state so can act both oxidizing as well as reducing agent.
3.In HNO2 can act both oxidizing as well as reducing agent because N is in +3 oxidation state.In H2O2, O is in -1 oxidation state so can act both oxidizing as well as reducing agent.In SO2, S is in +4 oxidation state so it can act as both oxidizing agent as well as reducing agent.
4.HNO2 can act both oxidizing as well as reducing agent because N is in +3 oxidation state.In SO2, S is in +4 oxidation state so it can act as both oxidizing agent as well as reducing agent.But H2SO4 cannot acts as reducing agent because S is present in its higher oxidation state.
So (C) is a correct answer.