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Oxidation

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  • loss of electrons
  • gain of oxygen
  • loss of hydrogen
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Reduction

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  • gain of electrons
  • loss of oxygen
  • gain of hydrogen
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Usual oxidation number of oxygen

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-2

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Usual oxidation number of hydrogen

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+1

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Oxidising agent

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  • causes other things to be oxidised

- is reduced (gains electrons) in the reaction

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Reducing agent

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  • causes other things to be reduced

- is oxidised (loses electrons) in the reaction

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Disproportionation reaction

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Reaction where an element from a species is both oxidised and reduced

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What causes an element in a compound to have a negative oxidation number?

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Being more electronegative

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How to name a compound using oxidation numbers

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Provide the oxidation number of the unknown element e.g. sulfur(vi) oxide for SO3

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How to form an equation using oxidation numbers

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  • form an ionic half equation for the element that changes oxidation, ignoring other elements
  • balance the charge of the reactants using H+ for acid and OH- for base
  • add water to the products
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