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FEAR OF REDOX REACTION!!!


REDOX REACTION!!!

I have come to a conclusion that, many of my students  from middle and high school graders do have a fear of redox reaction chapter! So here I have some tips which might help you.
    Use the mnemonic OIL-RIG to remember oxidation and reduction in    terms of the movement of electrons:

  •    OIL- Oxidation Is Loss.
  •    RIG -Reduction Is Gain.



Oxidising & Reducing Agents


Oxidising agent
  • A substance that oxidises another substance, in so doing becoming itself reduced.
  • Common examples include hydrogen peroxide, fluorine and chlorine.
Reducing agent
  • A substance that reduces another substance, in so doing becoming itself oxidised.
  • Common examples include carbon and hydrogen.
  • The process of reduction is very important in the chemical industry as a means of extracting metals from their ores.
I hope this will definitely help you while doing reaction!⌣😊😊
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