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What is oxidation
Gain of oxygen / loss of electrons
What is reduction
Removal of oxygen / gain of electrons
If Fe2+ → Fe3+ + e- then what happened
fe2+ was oxidised
What is the oxidation state of an elemental atom
0
What is the oxidation state of a monatomic ion equal to
Charge on the ion
Oxidation state of Cl-
-1
Oxidation state of Mg2+
+2
Sum of oxidation states of atoms in a compound
0
Sum of oxidation states of all atoms in a polyatomic ion is equal to
Charge on the ion
Sum of oxidation states on CO3 2-
-2
Oxidation state of group 1 metal atom in compound
+1
Oxidation state of group 2 metal atom in a compound
+2
Oxidation state of sodium in NaOH
+1
Oxidation state of magnesium in MgCl2
+2
Oxidation state of oxygen atom in compound
-2 except for in peroxides or compound with fluorine
When is oxidation state of oxygen atom not -2
Peroxides (-1) or when combined with fluorine (+2)
Oxidation state of oxygen in peroxides
-1
Oxidation state of oxygen in compound with fluorine
+2
Oxidation state of hydrogen atoms in compound
+1 except for metal hydrides
Oxidation state of hydrogen in metal hydride
-1
When is oxidation state of hydrogen in compound not +1
Metal hydride (-1)
Example of metal hydride
MgH2
What has happened to an element if it increases its oxidation state
Oxidised
What has happened to an element if it has decreases its oxidation state
Reduced
What is disproportionation
One species/element is oxidised and reduced at the same time
What is an oxidising agent
Loses oxygen / accepts e-
What is a reducing agent
Accepts oxygen / loses electron
Good oxidising agents should
Tend to accept e- (get reduced)
Good reducing agents should
Tend to lose e- (get oxidised)
What group would make a good oxidising agent
Group 17 - tends to get reduced/gain e-
Which group would make a good reducing agent
Group 2 - tends to lose e- (get oxidised)
If an ion becomes more negatively charged has it been oxidised or reduced
Reduced
If an ion becomes more positively charged has it been oxidised or reduced
Oxidised