Unit 3 redox reactions Flashcards

1
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reduction

A

gaining electrons

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2
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oxidation

A

losing electrons

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3
Q

redox reactions

A

Electrons are transferred from one atom to another

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4
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metals are

A

oxidized

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5
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non-metals are

A

Reduced

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6
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in a neutral compound the sum of the oxidation number is

A

zero

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7
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in polyatomic ions the sum of the oxidation number is

A

the charge of the polyatomic ion

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8
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when an element gains electrons the charge goes

A

down

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9
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when an element loses electrons the charge goes

A

up

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10
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rules for Redox Reactions

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1) the oxidation number of an uncombined atom is zero (diatomic ions)
2) the oxidation number of a combined atom in an Ionic Compound is equal to the charge of the ion
3) the oxidation number for the hydrogens is +1
4) the oxidation number for oxygen is always -2 (unless its in peroxcides, then its -1)

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11
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in molecules there are no

A

charges

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12
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what does “OIL” in “OIL RIG” mean

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Oxidation Is Losing (elecrtons)

charge goes up

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13
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“RIG” in “OIL RIG” means

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Reduction Is Gaining (electrons)

charge goes down

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14
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in Redox Reactions the charges

A

balance in the same way as they do for any other reaction

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