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module 2
acids and redox
Oxidation numbers
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the
oxidation
number of an
element
is
0
The
oxidation number
of a
monatomic ion
equals the charge of the ion
The oxidation number of
oxygen
is
-2
except in
peroxides
The
oxidation number
of hydrogen is +1 except in metal
hydrides
when it’s
-1
The
oxidation number
of fluorine is always
-1
The sum of the
oxidation numbers
of the atom in a
polyatomic ion
equals the charge in the ion
Roman numerals
are used to show the
oxidation state
of a
metal
within a
compound
Oxidation
is the
loss
of
electrons
Reduction
is the
gain
of
electrons
Oxidation
is the
gain
of
oxygen
Reduction
is the
loss
of
oxygen
Oxidation
increases the
oxidation
state
Reduction
decreases the
oxidation state