use the top reaction in the charge to answer the question. Types of Chemical Reactions: Reduction-Oxidation (REDOX)ATOMZinc (Zn)for whichcomponentof thebattery isthiselementused?anodeWhat visual evidencesuggests chemical change ishappening to the individualatoms?oxidation.What chemicalequationdescribes thechemical changehappening to theatoms?Zn--> Zn2+ +2e-Translate the chemical equation.What's happening to each atom inthe chemical change process?Zinc gains a 2+ charge andSilver gains a neutral charge.What's the label assigned to thistype of chemical change?The label assigned to this type ofchemical change is oxidation. Oxidation and reduction reactions are symbiotic (one can't exist without the other).Cite evidence from the battery simulation to support this truth.In the reaction 2 Ag+ +Zn --> Zn2+ +2 Ag, Zn is losing 2 electrons and

Solution - This is true that oxidation and reduction occurs simultaneously. When an atom looses…

Oxidation and reduction reactions are symbiotic (one can't exist without the other). Cite evidence from the battery simulation to support this truth. In the reaction 2 Ag+ +Zn --> Zn2+ +2 Ag, Zn is losing 2 electrons and

Oxidation and reduction reactions are symbiotic (one can't exist without the other). Cite evidence from the battery simulation to support this truth. In the reaction 2 Ag+ +Zn --> Zn2+ +2 Ag, Zn is losing 2 electrons and

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use the top reaction in the charge to answer the question.

Types of Chemical Reactions: Reduction-Oxidation (REDOX)
ATOM
Zinc (Zn)
for which
component
of the
battery is
this
element
used?
anode
What visual evidence
suggests chemical change is
happening to the individual
atoms?
oxidation.
What chemical
equation
describes the
chemical change
happening to the
atoms?
Zn--> Zn2+ +2e-
Translate the chemical equation.
What's happening to each atom in
the chemical change process?
Zinc gains a 2+ charge and
Silver gains a neutral charge.
What's the label assigned to this
type of chemical change?
The label assigned to this type of
chemical change is oxidation.

Oxidation and reduction reactions are symbiotic (one can't exist without the other).
Cite evidence from the battery simulation to support this truth.
In the reaction 2 Ag+ +Zn --> Zn2+ +2 Ag, Zn is losing 2 electrons and

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