A reaction involving Substance X yields among its products one denoted as XH. What conclusion can be drawn from this fact?

a. Substance X has absorbed a neutron, becoming an unstable heavy isotope.
b. Substance X has been reduced after accepting an electron from another reactant.
c. Substance X has formed a hydrogen bond with the other reactants in this reaction.
d. The products of this reaction are Substance X and a significant amount of heat.


b. Substance X has been reduced after accepting an electron from another reactant.

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