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    Redox reactions involve the transfer of electrons between elements or compounds, with oxidation occurring when electrons are lost and reduction when electrons are gained. Oxidation numbers, which represent the charge of an atom in a compound, can be calculated based on rules such as elements by themselves having an oxidation number of 0, Group 1A elements having a number of +1, and the sum of oxidation numbers in a neutral compound equaling 0.

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    Redox reactions involve the transfer of electrons between elements or compounds, with oxidation occurring when electrons are lost and reduction when electrons are gained. Oxidation numbers, which represent the charge of an atom in a compound, can be calculated based on rules such as elements by themselves having an oxidation number of 0, Group 1A elements having a number of +1, and the sum of oxidation numbers in a neutral compound equaling 0.

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    Redox reactions involve the transfer of electrons between elements or compounds, with oxidation occurring when electrons are lost and reduction when electrons are gained. Oxidation numbers, which represent the charge of an atom in a compound, can be calculated based on rules such as elements by themselves having an oxidation number of 0, Group 1A elements having a number of +1, and the sum of oxidation numbers in a neutral compound equaling 0.

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    REDOX REACTION

    (Redox Reaction)
    Reduction REDOX REACTION
    Gaining of electrons
    -
    - Is a chemical reaction that
    involves moving electrons
    between an element
    Oxidation
    -Losing of electrons
    How to Calculate Oxidation
    Numbers
    (without the Periodic Table)
    Rules:

    ● Element by itself: 0 ● Monatomic ion = ion charge


    ● Group 1A: always +1 ● H: +1 if non-metal
    ● Group 2A: always +2 -1 if metal
    ● Halogens: usually -1 but ● O: usually -2 but
    Positive with oxygen ● -1 in peroxide (H2O2)
    ● SUM of O.N. for a Neutral ● F: always -1
    compound = 0
    ● SUM of O.N. for a polyatomic
    ion = ion charge

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