What change occurs in the oxidation state during a disproportionation reaction?
- AThe oxidation state of the element increases only.
- BThe oxidation state of the element decreases only.
- CThe oxidation state of the same element increases as well as decreases.
- DThe oxidation state of the element remains constant.
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