Difference between revisions of "Redox reaction"

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A '''redox reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] in which an [[electron]] is transferred. There an electron charge (oxidation) and an electron micrograph (reduction) takes place.
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A '''redox reaction''' is a [[chemical reaction]] in which an [[electron]] is transferred. In this reaction an electron delivery (oxidation) and an electron absorption (reduction) takes place.
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==Reaction sequences==
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:<math>\mathrm{A \longrightarrow A^+ + e^-}</math>
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:<small>Oxidation</small>
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:<math>\mathrm{B + e^- \longrightarrow B^-}</math>
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:<small>Reduction</small>
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:<math>\mathrm{A + B \longrightarrow A^+ + B^-}</math>
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:<small>Redoxreaction</small>
  
 
[[Category:Chemical reactions]]
 
[[Category:Chemical reactions]]

Revision as of 16:43, June 30, 2015

A redox reaction is a chemical reaction in which an electron is transferred. In this reaction an electron delivery (oxidation) and an electron absorption (reduction) takes place.

Reaction sequences

<math>\mathrm{A \longrightarrow A^+ + e^-}</math>
Oxidation
<math>\mathrm{B + e^- \longrightarrow B^-}</math>
Reduction
<math>\mathrm{A + B \longrightarrow A^+ + B^-}</math>
Redoxreaction