For a molecule to be reduced, it gains electrons from the environment. How else is a molecule reduced?

a. gaining hydrogen atoms
b. losing hydrogen atoms
c. gaining oxygen atoms
d. losing oxygen atoms
e. both losing hydrogen atoms and gaining oxygen atoms


A

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