Module 2 Chapter 4 (part 2) Flashcards

1
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What is an oxidation number

A

Is a set of rules that apply to atoms and can be thought of as the number of electrons in bonding to a different element

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2
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What is the rule form the oxidation number of an element

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It has an oxidation number of 0

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3
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What does the oxidation number add up to

A

It adds up to the charge of the ion

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4
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What does each atom in a compound have

A

They have their own individual oxidation number

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5
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What is the oxidation number of group 1 metals

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Always +1

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6
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What is the oxidation number of group 2 metals

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Always +2

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7
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What is the oxidation number of oxygen usually

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-2

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8
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What are the two exceptions for the oxidation number of oxygen

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It’s -1 in peroxides and in F2O where it’s +2

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9
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What is the oxidation state of hydrogen

A

+1

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10
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What is the exception for the oxidation number of hydrogen

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Unless it’s a metal hydride where it’s -1

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11
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What is the oxidation number of chlorine usually

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it’s usually -1

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12
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What is the exception for chlorine’s oxidation number

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Except in compounds with O and P

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13
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What do the roman numerals indicate

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The magnitude of the oxidation number when an element may have a different oxidation number in different compounds.

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14
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What is reduction

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A decrease in oxidation number

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15
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What is oxidation

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An increase in oxidation number

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16
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What can you use to balance complicated oxidation and reduction half equations

A

KOHES

17
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What does KOHES stand for

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K - key element
O - oxygen, balanced by adding H2O
H - hydrogen balanced by adding H+ ions
E - electrons balanced by adding e- to the more positive side
S - states