chemistry - oxidation and reduction test

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what are oxidation and reduction (redox) reactions driven by?

a change in charge (the gain and loss of electrons)

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what happens to electrons during oxidation?

electrons are lost and it becomes more positive

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what happens to electrons during reduction?

electrons are gained and it becomes more negative

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what has to be known in order to determine which substance was oxidized and which was reduced

the charge of each substance

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the sum of all charges in a compound equals….

zero

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the sum of all charges in a polyatomic ion equals the….

charge of the polyatomic ion

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uncombined elements have a charge of…

zero

ex. Na(s) and O2

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if an element has only one charge listed on the periodic table, then that is its….

oxidation number

ex. Na has one charge, 1+ Ca has one charge, 2+ Al has one charge, 3+

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when a nonmetal atom is the negative ion in an ionic compound, then the ____________ listed is its oxidation numebr

top charge

ex. NaCl, Cl is anion so its charge is -1

ex. Li3N, N is the anion so its charge is -3

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If an element has more than one charge listed, use the other _______ to figure it out

charges

ex. Fe(NO3)2 —— NO3 has a -1 charge, oxygen has a -2 charge, so the N must be +5

NO3 = (5+(-2×3)) = -1

Fe must have a +2 charge to make the compound neutral

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Hydrogen is +1 except when combined with a ________, then it is -1

metal

ex. NaH and CaH2

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oxygen is -2 unless in a _______ or with ______

peroxide, flourine

ex. H2O2, Na2O2

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how do you know if the species is oxidized?

if the charge becomes more positive going from left to right and loses electrons

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how do you know if the species is being reduced?

the charge becomes more negative going from left to right and gains electrons

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L -

E -

O -

-Lose

-electrons

oxidation

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G-

E-

R-

-gain

-electrons

-reduction

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add electrons to _______ the _______ on either sifde of the half reaction equations

equal, charges

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what side will the e- always be placed on?

the side with the positive charge

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in redox reactions, ions that do not change charge during the reactioon

spectator ions

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what is the net ionic reaction and how is it written?

the reaction written without the spectator ions. only the substances being oxidized or reduced are included - a combination of each half reduction

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the higher up on table J, the more ___ the metals

reactive

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for metals, more reactive means more likely to be…..

oxidized

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the ability for ______ to oxidize is the basis for lithium batteries

lithium

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for nonmetals, more reactive means more likely to be….

reduced

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the study of converting

chemical energy into electrical energy and the conversion of electrical energy into chemical energy.

electrochemistry

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what energy to voltaic cells convert?

chemical energy to electrical energy

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A redox reaction whose two half reactions are carried out separately, and the electrons given off by the oxidation half-reaction are used to power a device, and then given to the reduction half-reaction (batteries are a good example).

voltaic cells

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each half reaction is carried out in a half-cell. in these cells, the uncombined free element acts as the _______ which is immersed in a solution of the ion of that element

electrode

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these half cells are connected at their electrodes by a wire that is used to transport the electrons from the _______ electrode to the ______ electrode

oxidized, reduced

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hooked up to the wire between the two half-cells s the _______ which measures the ____________________ by the difference in oxidation potential and reduction potential of the two electrodes

voltmeter, potential difference

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connecting the half-cells is a ______ that is used to complete the circuit. it is made of a porous substance that contains a salt with a different cation than the electrode cations

salt bridge

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define: the oxidation half cells of an electrochemical cell

anode

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the reduction half cell in an electrochemical cell

cathode

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electrons travel from the _______ to the _______ (from loss to gain, from oxidation to reduction) across the wire

anode, cathode

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anions travel across the saltbridge from the _____ to the _______

cathode, anode

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the conversion of electrical energy into chemical energy (opposite of a voltaic; promotes a non-spontaneous reaction)

electrolysis

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in a voltaic cell is energy required or produced?

producedin

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in a electrolytic cell, is energy required or produced>

required

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in an electrolytic cell, the less active metal is being oxidized. oxidation still occurs at the ______ and reduction still occurs and the ______

anode, cathode

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this type of cell uses a battery/power source

electrolytic cell

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voltaic cell

  1. anode and cathode in same container

  2. chemical energy —> electrical energy

  3. more active substance is oxidized

  4. spontaneous

  5. common use: batteries

    1. produces current

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electrolytic cell:

  1. anode and cathode in separate containers

  2. electrical energy —> chemical energy

  3. less active substance is oxidized

  4. non-spontaneous

  5. common use: electroplating

    1. requires current