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What describes the change in oxidation states of the following reaction? 2cl- + f2 > 2f- + cl2 a. cl– reduces to cl and f oxidizes to f–. b. cl– oxidizes to cl and f reduces to f–. d. cl is the reducing agent and f– is the oxidizing agent.

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