3.1.7 - Oxidation, reduction and redox equations Flashcards

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1
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what is oxidation

A

loss of electrons

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2
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what is reduction

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gain of electrons

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3
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what is a redox reaction

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a reaction where reduction and oxidation happen simultaneously

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4
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what is an oxidising agent

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oxidising agent accepts electrons and gets reduced

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5
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what is a reducing agent

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reducing agent donates electrons and gets oxidised

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6
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what does oxidation state tell you

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oxidation state of an element tells you the total number of electrons it has donated or accepted

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7
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what are oxidation states also known as

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oxidation numbers

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8
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oxidation states of uncombined elements

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uncombined elements have oxidation state of 0

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9
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oxidation states of elements just bonded to identical atoms

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elements just bonded to identical atoms have oxidation state of 0

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10
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oxidation states of simple monoatomic ions

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oxidation states of simple monoatomic ions is the same as its charge

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oxidation states of simple monoatomic ions example Na1+

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e.g. Na1+ has oxidation state +1

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12
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what is overall oxidation state equal to

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overall change on the ion

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13
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oxidation states in compound ions

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most electronegative element has a negative oxidation state (equal to its ionic charge)

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14
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what is usually the oxidation state of H

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+1, except when bonded to a metal, metal must have positive oxidation number

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15
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what is usually the oxidation state of O

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-2, except when bonded to F or in peroxides , F must have the negative oxidation number

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16
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increase in oxidation number

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increase in oxidation number = oxidation

17
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decrease in oxidation number

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decrease in oxidation number = reduction

18
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steps in redox equations
step 1

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assign oxidation states, tells us what is reduced and oxidised

19
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steps in redox equations
step 2

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balance the elements with changing oxidation states

20
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steps in redox equations
step 3

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add electrons as needed in order to change the oxidation state (charge must balance)

21
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steps in redox equations
step 4

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add H2O to balance oxygen

22
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steps in redox equations
step 5

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add H+/OH- to balance hydrogen

23
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ammonium ion

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carbonate ion

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hydroxide ion
OH -
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nitrate ion
NO3 -
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sulphate ion
SO4 2-
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sulphite ion
SO3 2-