6.3 Flashcards

1
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A chemical species with a strong tendency to be reduced

A

strong oxidizing agent

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2
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A chemical species with a strong tendency to be oxidized

A

strong reducing agent

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3
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Metals with more than one charge do what

A

oxidize and reduce

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4
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Prefer to be oxidized means

A

prefer to lose electrons

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5
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Prefer to be reduced means

A

prefer to gain electrons

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6
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What are the two rules for a redox process to be spontaneous

A
  1. one species is reduced and one is oxidized

2. The one being reduced is higher up on the left-hand side

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7
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If two species are on the same side of the Table of Reduction:

A

no reaction occurs

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8
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If two species are on different sides of the Table of reduction

A

a reaction will occur

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9
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What is the rule if there are multiple possible reactants

A

according to the Table, the species with the highest tendency to oxidize/reduce will do it

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10
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What process do you follow when determining which reactants will participate in the redox reaction

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  1. determine which oxidize and which reduce
  2. determine whch are more powerful
  3. balance
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11
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Which half-reaction is above which

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the reduction one (the one that gains electrons) is on top

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12
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If the balanced equation requires H+ but H+ is not listed as a reactant

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the reaction is not spontaneous

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