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下列反应中属于氧化还原反应,但水既不作氧化剂又不作还原剂的是(  )

A.2H2O

 电解 
.
 
2H2↑+O2

B.Cl2+H2O=HCl+HClO

C.2F2+2H2O=4HF+O2

D.2Na+2H2O=2NaOH+H2

答案

A、水中H元素的化合价降低,O元素的化合价升高,则属于氧化还原反应,水既作氧化剂又作还原剂,故A不选;

B、氯气中Cl元素的化合价既升高又降低,则属于氧化还原反应,但水中H、O元素的化合价均不变,则水在氧化还原反应中既不作氧化剂又不作还原剂,故B选;

C、反应中F元素的化合价降低,O元素的化合价升高,则属于氧化还原反应,水作还原剂,故C不选;

D、反应中Na元素的化合价升高,水中H元素的化合价降低,则属于氧化还原反应,水作氧化剂,故D不选;

故选B.

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