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Hydrocloric acid and sodium hydroxide react so that chlorine from the hydrorcloric acid reacts with the sodium form sodium hydroxide , In this reaction, the sodium atoms loses electrons and chlorine gains an electron. What kind of reaction is the process? Mutiple choice a oxidation b reduction c radiation d mineralzation

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