What does a reducing agent do in an oxidation reaction?
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Takes oxygen off something and causes reduction
Takes oxygen off something and causes oxidation
Adds oxygen to something and causes reduction
Adds oxygen to something and causes oxidation
Question 4
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What does reduction mean in terms of oxygen?
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The gain of oxygen
The loss of oxygen
Question 5
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What does a oxidising agent do in terms of electrons?
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Removes electrons and is oxidised in the process
Adds electrons and is reduced in the process
Removes electrons and is reduced in the process
Adds electrons and is oxidised in the process
Question 6
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What does oxidation mean in terms of electrons?
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The loss of electrons
The gain of electrons
Question 7
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What does the reducing agent do in terms of electrons?
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Adds electrons and is reduced in the process
Takes electrons and is reduced in the process
Takes electrons and is oxidised in the process
Adds electrons and is oxidised in the process
Question 8
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What does the oxidising agent do in terms of oxygen?
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Removes oxygen and is reduced in the process
Removes oxygen and is oxidised in the process
Adds oxygen and is reduced in the process
Adds oxygen and is oxidised in the process
Question 9
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(In terms of oxygen) In the reaction between copper oxide and carbon, the copper oxide is [blank_start]reduced[blank_end] into copper and the carbon is [blank_start]oxidised[blank_end] into carbon dioxide. The copper oxide is the [blank_start]oxidising agent[blank_end] and the carbon is the [blank_start]reducing agent[blank_end]. It is a [blank_start]redox[blank_end] reaction.
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reduced
oxidised
oxidising agent
reducing agent
redox
Question 10
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(In terms of electrons) In the reaction between copper oxide and magnesium, the copper oxide is [blank_start]oxidised[blank_end] into copper and the magnesium is [blank_start]reduced[blank_end] into magnesium oxide. The copper oxide is the [blank_start]reducing agent[blank_end] and the magnesium is the [blank_start]oxidising agent[blank_end]. It is a [blank_start]redox[blank_end] reaction.