How do you formulate redox reactions that do not take place?
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Then I would write something like that
Zn + ZnSO4 -X->
So almost such a crossed arrow
Okay, thanks.
So in the oxidation then so: Zn -X->
and in the case of reduction: Zn(2+) + 2e + SO4(2-) , or the 2e is left out in the reduction, because zinc does not yield anything
Since nothing happens anyway, you do not need to write oxidation or reduction. There are no electrons anyway, then you can’t just write them.
The question makes no sense. Give it an example task? What do you mean?
So, for example, zinc and zinc sulfate do not react and we are supposed to write this up now in a reaction equation, but I do not know how to do that if none takes place
Zinc and zinc sulfate do not react. It could be at most if you have two half cells that in one the zinc sulfate solution is less concentrated, i.e. the amount of substance in a container is less. The system then tends to equalize ions and as a result an electric current or a RedOx reaction occurs.