**Match Column I (Reagent) with Column II (Characteristic/Nature):**
**Column I:**
(A)
(B)
(C)
(D)
**Column II:**
(p) Strong Oxidizing Agent
(q) Reducing Agent

Question

**Match Column I (Reagent) with Column II (Characteristic/Nature):**
**Column I:**
(A) $KMnO_4$
(B) $H_2O_2$
(C) $O_3$
(D) $LiAlH_4$
**Column II:**
(p) Strong Oxidizing Agent
(q) Reducing Agent
(r) Both OA and RA
(s) Only OA

Prashant Kotian · Accepted Answer

Correct answer: A. **Logic:**
(A) ( is +7) can only be reduced; it is a strong OA.
(B) ( is -1) can go to 0 or -2, so it acts as both OA and RA.
(C) Ozone is one of the strongest OA; it lacks reducing properties in normal conditions.
(D) is a classic powerful reducing agent.

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