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Chemistry

Reduction, Oxidation and Electrolysis

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Classical concept of oxidation Addition of oxygen or any electro -ve species or removal of H or any electro +ve species. C+O2 --> CO2, Ca + Cl2 --> CaCl2, H2S + Cl --> 2HCl + S
Classical concept of reduction Addition of H or any other electro +ve species or removal of O or any other electro -ve species.
Electronic concept of oxidation and reduction Oxidation is the loss of e- or increase in Oxidation number. Reduction is the gain of e- or decrease in Oxidation number.
Oxidation number and oxidation state O.N is the charge associated with an atom on removing all other atoms in form of ions from a molecule.
Rules for determining O.N ON of element in elementary state is 0, Sum of ON of all elements is 0( in case of ions, it is the charge carried), ON of Group 1 elements is +1, group 2 is + 2. ON of H is +1 except metal hydrides where it is -1, On of O is -2 expect peroxides and superx
ON of CN, CO, CO3, NO3, SO4, HCO3 -1, 0, -2, -1, -2, -4
Minimum and maximum ON Min ON is the no of e- it can gain to complete octet state while max ON is the number of valence e-
Differences betw ON and valency Valency is the combining capacity of an atom. ON is the charge associated with an atom when all other atoms are removed as ions from a molecule. Valency is whole num ON might not be whole num Valency is neutral ON might be +ve, -ve or 0
Oxidizing agent and reducing agent Oxidizing agent are the elements whose ON gets reduced meanwhile reducing agents are the element whose ON gets increased.
Examples of OA and RA OA = All molecules with oxygen present except CO including halogens RA = All oxygen less molecules w. presence of H, including CO & C
Disproportionate rxn The chemical rxn where same chemical species gets reduced and oxidized
What is electrolysis? Electrolysis is the process of decomposition of electrolytes by passing electricity through its aqueous form.
Anode and Cathode Anode is the positive terminal that attracts anions and Cathode are the negative terminal that attracts cations.
Faraday's first law of electrolysis It states that, " The amount of substance discharges or deposited or liberated at electrode during electrolysis is directly proportional to the quantity of electricity passes through the electrolyte solution "
Faraday's second law of electrolysis " If same quantity of electricity is passes through another electrolytic soln connected in a series, the amount of substance liberated/deposited is directly proportional to its chemical equivalent or equivalent mass"
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