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Interpretation: To interpret whether the process is oxidation or reduction.
Concept Introduction: If any species loses an electron, then the process is termed oxidation while when an electron is gained by any species, then reduction takes place.
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Answer to Problem 105A
The given process is reduction.
Explanation of Solution
The given process is as follows:
In this process, iron gains an electron; thus, it is an oxidation process.
b.
Interpretation: To interpret whether the process is oxidation or reduction.
Concept Introduction: If any species loses an electron, then the process is termed oxidation while when an electron is gained by any species, then reduction takes place.
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Answer to Problem 105A
The given process is reduction.
Explanation of Solution
The given process is as follows:
In this process, chlorine gains two electrons resulting in a reduction process.
c.
Interpretation: To interpret whether the process is oxidation or reduction.
Concept Introduction: If any species loses an electron, then the process is termed oxidation while when an electron is gained by any species, then reduction takes place.
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Answer to Problem 105A
The given process is reduction.
Explanation of Solution
The given process is as follows:
In this process, iron gains three electrons; thus, it is a reduction process.
d.
Interpretation: To interpret whether the process is oxidation or reduction.
Concept Introduction: If any species loses an electron, then the process is termed oxidation while when an electron is gained by any species, then reduction takes place.
d.
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Answer to Problem 105A
The given process is oxidation.
Explanation of Solution
The given process is as follows:
In this process, zinc loses two electrons; thus, it is an oxidation process.
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