In 2 weeks I have to hold my gfs about redox reaction without oxygen in chemistry and I have absolutely no idea what that is, I can't find anything on google, can someone please help me briefly explain what it is, what it does
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Although the name of oxygen/oxygenium originates, the meaning of the term has been expanded almost in two stages.
Oxidation = electron output, reduction=electron recording.
Since no electrons are exchanged in molecules, an oxidation number or even step for each atom is defined.
Increase of the ox number=oxidation, reduction of the ox number=reduction.
This is actually also true in every middle stage of ChemistryBook and also in Wiki.
Look at the reaction of iodine with thiosulfate.
m.f.G.
present
https://www.fachreferent-chemie.de/wp-content/uploads/Redoxtitration_neu.pdf
“In Google” you find everything. Your question is here:
https://studyflix.de/chemie/redoxreaction-simplified-4116
fully answered. As an example, you could use the reaction of
Use Mg with Cl2.