Redox Reactions
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- Created on: 13-03-18 18:50
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- Redox Reactions
- If electrons are transferred, its a redox reaction
- Oxidisation can mean the addition of oxygen (or a reaction with it) and reduction can be the removal of oxygen.
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- Oxidisation
- Is
- Loss
- Reduction
- Is
- Gain
- Is
- Reduction
- Loss
- Is
- Oxidisation
- REDuction and OXidisation happen at the same time, hence the name REDOX.
- In displacement reactions, its always the metal ion that gains electrons and is reduced and the metal atom always loses electrons and is reduced
- Ionic equations show the displacement of ions by metals.
- In displacement reactions, its always the metal ion that gains electrons and is reduced and the metal atom always loses electrons and is reduced
- Displacement reactions are redox reactions
- Involes one metal removing another from a compound
- More reactive metal will displace a less reactive metal from its compound
- Involes one metal removing another from a compound
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