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    This document discusses oxidation and reduction reactions in chemistry. It defines oxidation state as the hypothetical charge an atom would have if bonds were completely ionic. Atoms typically have oxidation states of 0, positive or negative numbers. Oxidation involves losing electrons, so the element is oxidized, while reduction involves gaining electrons so the element is reduced. The document provides examples of determining the oxidation states of elements in reactions and identifying which elements are oxidized or reduced.

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    This document discusses oxidation and reduction reactions in chemistry. It defines oxidation state as the hypothetical charge an atom would have if bonds were completely ionic. Atoms typically have oxidation states of 0, positive or negative numbers. Oxidation involves losing electrons, so the element is oxidized, while reduction involves gaining electrons so the element is reduced. The document provides examples of determining the oxidation states of elements in reactions and identifying which elements are oxidized or reduced.

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    Chemistry | Class-10th

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    Oxidation Reaction

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    Reduction Reaction

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    Oxidation Number
    The oxidation state of an atom can be defined as the hypothetical charge that would
    be held by that atom if all of its bonds to other atoms were completely ionic in nature.

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     The number of electrons lost in an atom. Ideally, the oxidation state is either zero,
    positive, or negative. 5
    General Atoms & Molecules have Zero Oxidation State.
    Some Elements have fixed Oxidation State :

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    Determine the Oxidation States of each element in the following reactions:

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    A chemical reaction which includes the movement/losing of electrons is called
    oxidation. A substance which donates electrons is said to be oxidized.

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    A chemical reaction which includes the Movement of electrons is called Reduction.
    A substance which Gains electrons is said to be Reduced.

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    Determine which element is oxidized and which element is reduced in the
    following reactions

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