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When we divide the formula weight by change in oxidation number, we get

A

equivalent weight of an oxidant

B

equivalent weight of a reductant

C

equivalent weight of either an oxidant or a reductant

D

equivalent weight of neither an oxidant nor a reductant

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The correct Answer is:
C

Equivalent weight of an oxidizing or reducing agent
`=("Formula weight oxidant or reductant" ) /(("Total change in oxidation number of element" ),("oxidized or reduced per mole of compound"))`
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