In redox reactions, what happens to the oxidation state of a transition metal when it acts as a reducing agent?

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In redox reactions, what happens to the oxidation state of a transition metal when it acts as a reducing agent?
  1. It increases
  2. It decreases
  3. It remains the same
  4. It becomes zero

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Q: In redox reactions, what happens to the oxidation state of a transition metal when it acts as a reducing agent?
Solution: When a transition metal acts as a reducing agent, it donates electrons, resulting in a decrease in its oxidation state.
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