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Chapter 17, Problem 3ST
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The coefficient of
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A species gains or loses electrons to form anions or cations respectively. A gain in electron is classified as a reduction reaction and loss of electron is classified as an oxidation reaction. To keep a track on the loss or gain of an electron, a number is assigned in the form of oxidation number.
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