FormulasheetofREDOXREACTIONS
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RedoxReactions
->Reactions
involving
OxidationandReduction
--
both
=
-
Reduction Oxidation
-
-
â‘ additionof
H â‘ Removalof
H
3
old/ClassicalConcept
â‘¡
Removal
of
0 â‘¡Addition
of
0
â‘¢gain
of
eQ â‘¢
lossof
eQ
3
modern/electronic
concept
â‘£
Decrease
inOxidationâ‘£
Increase
inOxidation
Number Number
⑤RemovalofEnelement
Addition
ofEnelement
old/Classical
Addition
ofEp
element
ORemovalof
Epelement3
concept
#Oxidation
Number/State(0
.
N/O
.
S)
->
imaginary/redchargedeveloped
overanatominits
combined
state.
-
Relative
charge
-
dependent
onbanded
atums/state
.
"Â¥
Rulesto
find
OxidationNumber
Rule
-I
->
OxidationMo
.
of
Alkalimetals=+1(L,
Na,,
Rb
,25)
OxidationNo.
of
alkalineearthmetals=+2
(Be,Mg,
C
,
Sr
,Ba)
Rule-
->
Hydrogen
metal
Hydrogen
+non-metal
"Â¥show
Rule
-
3
->
OxidationNo.
of
atominitsstandardstate/elemental
state
S
0=0
,=
,
,2
,Na
0.=0
is
zero
.
Rule-y=>OxidationNo
.
ofIons/chargedatom-charge
-
Rule-5=ForP-blockelements
,
showO
.N
from(9-18to
G-10)
where
-
(exceptinent
pair
effect,andPeriod-2
elements)
C=
Group
No
.
Group-13
=>O
.N
range
=-5to+3
-
Group-14
=0
.
Nrange
=
-4to+Y
-
Group-15=O.M
range
=
-3to+5--
&roup-16
=>0.N
.
range
=
-2to+6
Group-17=O
.N
range
=
-1to+7
--
&roup-18 =>0..
range
=
0to+8
O
Coxidei m)In
general,
O
.N
of
Oxygen
atom=-2
But
Oxygen
canshow
(
-1
,
-
2
,
0
,+,
+
2)
0"or02
=Peroxide
O2F2 OF2 0-"2
or
0
=Superoxide-
Is
+1"Â¥E
O
.N
.
of
Halogens(ingeneral)
=-It
But
C
,
Br
,
Icanshow+ 1
,
+3
,
5
,
7
Rule-gE
->Sumof0.
Notallatomsin
aneutralmolewle=0
Sum
of0
.
Mofallatomsin
a
chargedmolecule=charge
Rule-9[
-OxidationNo
.
of
somecompoundsC
,
P
,
S
,
Cretc)canbe
calculated
by
their
structures.
i+
(EN)
A
>B
/
A-
B
A=B
A=B
(
-
1](1)
(2)(
+
2)(3)(3)
Rule-10
->FractionalOxidationNumberrepresents
Oxidation
F average-
--
Number .
-
Rule-11
->E
For
Complex/CoordinationCompounds
,
sameabove
roles
-
applies
.
Rule-12-Incase
ofalloys/Amalgam,
O
.
ofmetal
=0
#
ApplicationsofOxidationNumber
â‘ Strengthof
Aid&OxidationNumber
Strength
ofBase
I
--
OxidationNumber
⑳EquivalentMars
(E)
Equivalent
mansof
X
=
Marman
of
X
n-factor
For
oxidis,
agent
=>
n-factor
=no
.ofegaineding
Lea
vivalentman
of
0.A=
Normans of
o
e
ForReducingagent
=>
n-factor=noofeflost
"Â¥
quivalent
manofRA=
Marmanofoa
#esofRedoxReadine
ion- atleasttwodifferent
species
â‘ Redox
combine
to
form
athirdcompound
A+B->C with
change
inOxidation
No.
->eitherAorBorBothA&Bmustbeinelemental
form
.
â‘¡
Redox
DecompositionReactionAcompound
breakstoform
morethan
oneproduct
with
change
inO
.N
-
A-
B+C
->eitherBorCmustbeinelementalform
â‘¢Redoxdisplacement
reaction
-
change
inOxidationNo.
-
d
"Â¥
metal
displacement
x
=>
Ahigh
activemetal
non-metaldisplacement
-
+
displaces
anothermetal
Hydrogendisplacement
+
2n+
Sou->
Ins0yflu
Halogendisplacement
.
Redox
Rx
canbe
of
two
types
->Intermolecular
Redox
-
to
WhenOxidation&Reductiontakes
L
IntramolecularRedox
place
separately
in
different
-
↓ compounds
.
WhenOxidationandreductiontake
place
ina
singlecompound
. Snd2
+
Fed-Sndu
+Fede
KC0z
-KU+
02
#
Balancing
ofRedoxReactions
-Half-rx"method/im-electron
"Â¥
acidic/neutralmedium
-
OxidationMo
.method
Lo "Â¥
asicmedium.
atomsa
chargesareconserved
=>xidationNo.method(usedinexams)
Step-1-
writeIonic
equation
andbalanceatomsexcept⑪ inQ
O-S
â‘§in
Step
-It
CalculateO.N
.
of
eachelementand
also
calculateincicance
-
anddecreaseino
.Mand
makethem
equalby
multiplying
a
suitableNo.
#
-Balancecharge
by
adding
no
inacidic
medium/neutral
Ontin
Basicmedium
Step-I-Balance0byadding
suitableno
of H
20
-
OfApplications
RedoxRXin
Chemistry
On-factor
acidic2
-
->
in E=
medium
5
&
Mnot weakalkaline
+Y
Y-
Mr02E
=M
-
or
<
neutral 3
O
.N=â‘°
"Â¥
Basic
MnO?
E
=
+medium
-2
acidic
C207-Crt3n-factor
=5
medium
during
xidation
-
>n-factor
=no
.of
20lost/increase
inOxidation
No-
Reduction
=>
n-factor
=no
·
ofegained/decrease
inOxidation
during-
No.
Redox
Rx
=n-factor
=(increas=decrease)
inOxidationNo
.
â‘¡no
.
ofequivalents
=noof
molsxn-factor
=
Molarity
xVolume(sxn-factor
=
Normality
xVolume(1)
Lawofequivalence
-
During
achemicalwxn
,
no
of
movesof
reactants
or
productsmay
or
may
notbe
equal
.Buttheirnoof
equivalents
are
alwaysequal
A+bB
-C+dD
no
of
mols
of
AB+C+D
But
(e)
A
=B=c
=D
â‘¢
rain-selfindicator
iodine
gives
BluecolourwithStarch
.