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A reaction where one element is both oxidised and reduced is:

ADisproportion
BDiscrimination
CDisintegration
DDisorientation
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: A. Disproportion
1. It is a special type of redox reaction. 2. One element goes both up and down. 3. It is disproportionation. _Source: syllabus Chemistry, Unit 7 'Redox Reactions'_
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