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Consider the following reaction; S + 12OH− → 4S^2− + 2S2O3^2− + 8H2O Which of the following is correct for the above reaction?

A

Sulphur is only oxidised.

B

Sulphur is only reduced.

C

Sulphur is neither oxidised nor reduced.

D

It is a disproportionation reaction.

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