During the water-gas shift reaction:
- A$Carbon$ $monoxide$ is oxidized to $carbon$ $dioxide$.
- B$Carbon$ is oxidized to $carbon$ $monoxide$.
- C$Carbon$ $dioxide$ is reduced to $carbon$ $monoxide$.
- DWater is evaporated in the presence of a catalyst.
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