Redox Flashcards

1
Q

oxidation is ______ of electrons

A

loss

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2
Q

reduction is _____ of electrons

A

gain

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3
Q

what is a reducing agent

A

elements that lose electrons and are oxidised themselves

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4
Q

what js an oxidising agent

A

elements that gain electrons and are reduced themselves

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5
Q

uncombined elements always have the oxidation state….

A

0

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6
Q

ions always have the same oxidation state as

A

their charge

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7
Q

group 1 elements always have an oxidation state of

A

+1

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8
Q

group 2 elements always have an oxidation state of

A

+2

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9
Q

aluminium always has an oxidation state of

A

+3

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10
Q

hydrogen always has an oxidation state of

A

+1 except in hydrides when its -1

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11
Q

chlorine always has an oxidation state of

A

-1 unless in a compound with F or O

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12
Q

Fluorine always has an oxidation state of

A

-1

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13
Q

oxygen always has an oxidation state of

A

-2 except it is -1 in peroxides

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14
Q

in compounds what do the Roman numerals represent id present

A

the oxidation state

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15
Q

what is reduction

A

a decrease in oxidation number, loss of oxygen, gain of electrons

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16
Q

what is oxidation

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and increase in oxidation number, gain of oxygen, loss of electrons