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Patricia Lhyne H. Zabala
Maverick Mallari
Vincent Randolph Manalo
Kelvin Icban
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DITO NIYO LALAGAY
YUNG ASSIGNED
INTRODUCTION This is due to the instance that the atom then
LESSON SAINYO
has more protons than electrons thus has a
Before considering the definitions of higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
oxidation and reduction, let us recall if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
what are oxidation numbers. We defined decreases.
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state is changed, the electrons oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
must be transferred. If electrons are lost loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+

by an atom, the oxidation state increases zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
since an electron has a negative charge. +2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -

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ELECTROCHEMISTRY LAGAY NIYO YUNG CHAPTER TITLE NIYO
DITO 01
REDOX REACTION
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01
REDOX REACTION
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01
 CHAPTER 8

PREPARED BY:
Sandra Louisse Q. Vivas
Patricia Lhyne H. Zabala
Maverick Mallari
Vincent Randolph Manalo
Kelvin Icban
 CONTENTS

01 REDOX REACTION
REDOX REACTION
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01
REDOX REACTION
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01
INTRODUCTION
Before considering the definitions of
oxidation and reduction, let us recall
what are oxidation numbers. We defined
oxidation number as an apparent
valence, or an apparent charge on an
atom in a compound. Therefore, if the
oxidation state is changed, the electrons
must be transferred. If electrons are lost
by an atom, the oxidation state increases
since an electron has a negative charge.
ELECTROCHEMISTRY
This is due to the instance that the atom then
has more protons than electrons thus has a
higher charge or oxidation number. Conversely,
if electrons are gained, the oxidation state
decreases.
Oxidation is any chemical change in which a
substance loses electrons thus decreases in
oxidation state. For example, when a Zn atom
loses two electrons to become a Zn ion, the
2+
zinc has increased in oxidation state (from 0 to
+2).
Zn ―> Zn + 2 e
2+ -
01