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Redox Reactions and Electrolysis

D. A. Burgess

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Redox reactions involve REDuction and OXidation. Both processes take place simultaneously whichever of several different definitions of oxidation and reduction is employed. For inorganic compounds the most generally useful concepts of oxidation and reduction are concerned with loss or gain of electrons or else with change in oxidation number (or oxidation state). Redox reactions may be studied volumetrically (by titration) or thermodynamically with electrochemical cells.

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Redox reactions involve REDuction and OXidation. Both processes take place simultaneously whichever of several different definitions of oxidation and reduction is employed. For inorganic compounds the most generally useful concepts of oxidation and reduction are concerned with loss or gain of electrons or else with change in oxidation number (or oxidation state). Redox reactions may be studied volumetrically (by titration) or thermodynamically with electrochemical cells.

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Redox reactions involve REDuction and OXidation. Both processes take place simultaneously whichever of several different definitions of oxidation and reduction is employed. For inorganic compounds the most generally useful concepts of oxidation and reduction are concerned with loss or gain of electrons or else with change in oxidation number (or oxidation state). Redox reactions may be studied volumetrically (by titration) or thermodynamically with electrochemical cells.

Key concepts: Redox, Electrolysis, Electrochemistry, Titration, Chemistry, Half-reaction, Oxidation reduction, Inorganic chemistry

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