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What is the primary reason hypophosphorous acid reduces AgNO₃ to metallic silver?
A. Its high concentration forces the reaction
B. It is a strong acid that protonates AgNO₃
C. The presence of P-H bonds allows electron donation
D. It forms a stable complex with silver ions
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