A redox reaction involves the reduction of one substance (gaining electron(s)) and the oxidation (losing electron(s)) of another. examples of reduction and oxidation are shown below. combine the two reactions below like algebraic equations and write the net, or overall, redox equation.

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But what I can help you with is once a redox reaction occurs, one element oxidizes and another is reduced, generating the equilibrium of the reaction.

On the other hand, it is important to clarify all the redox reactions, reactions of reducing factors (positive protons) and oxygen that oxidize.

Explanation:

example:

Reduction half-reaction: {2 e ^ - + Cu ^ 2 + -> Cu} {2 e ^ - + Cu ^ 2 + -> Cu}

Half oxidation reaction: {Fe -> Fe ^ 2 + + 2 e ^ -} {Fe -> Fe ^ 2 + + 2 e ^ -}

or more frequently, also called general equation:

{Fe + Cu ^ 2 + -> Fe ^ 2 + + Cu} {Fe + Cu ^ 2 + -> Fe ^ 2 + + Cu}

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