What is the difference between oxidation and reduction?
A. Oxidation is a reaction that removes an electron from a substance, reduction is a reaction that adds electrons to a substance.
B. Reduction is when the total number of electrons increases in a reaction, oxidation is when the total number of electrons decreases in a reaction.
C. Reduction is a reaction that removes an electron from a substance, oxidation is a reaction that adds electrons to a substance.
D. They are both halves of the same reaction.
E. Oxidation is when the total number of electrons increases in a reaction, reduction is when the total number of electrons decreases in a reaction.
What is the difference between oxidation and reduction?
A. Oxidation is a reaction that removes an electron from a substance, reduction is a reaction that adds electrons to a substance.
B. Reduction is when the total number of electrons increases in a reaction, oxidation is when the total number of electrons decreases in a reaction.
C. Reduction is a reaction that removes an electron from a substance, oxidation is a reaction that adds electrons to a substance.
D. They are both halves of the same reaction.
E. Oxidation is when the total number of electrons increases in a reaction, reduction is when the total number of electrons decreases in a reaction.
Harshit Singh , 3 Years ago
Grade 12th pass
