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My teacher never really covered this in detail so I never understood it until I came across your video. Thank you so much for the explanation, it really helps and I understand half equations a lot better now!
Ah thank you so much! I did not understand where the coefficients were coming from. I've been getting As on all my exams but this had me stumped for whatever reason. Thank you, it makes so much sense!
Apologies for such a late reply! In question 5, OH- ions are oxidised to O2 and H2O. Firstly, balance the oxygen and the hydrogen atoms which will give you: 4OH- --> O2 + 2H2O Because of this you'll have a total charge of -4 on the left hand side and a total charge of 0 on the right. To balance the charges you'll need to add 4 electrons (e-) to the right hand side giving both sides a charge of -4. I hope this clears things up for those of you that had questions.
This is like from 2 years ago so I highly doubt you will see this but there shouldn't be a 2 in front of the O2 bc then that means theres 4 oxygens on the first side and 6 on the left.
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If you were given an equation to balance out how do you know which process to carry out either oxygen or reduction because they all look the same on paper and there is no electrons to indicate which is which
how do you know when to do reduction or oxidation if you were just given an equation, like for Na+ --> Na, how would you know if it would be Na+ + e- --> Na, or Na+ --> Na + e-. ???
can i just ask whether an equation would ever have - e*- rather than + e*- because I'm not sure whether i wrote that wrong in my notes or not, but this was very helpful thank you!
Hi, it is possible to write half-equations and minus the electrons. However, this becomes a problem when you start to combine two half-equations. Therefore, I would strongly recommend that you try to write half equations by adding the electrons. For example, you could write 2Cl- - 2e- --> Cl2 instead of 2Cl- --> Cl2 + 2e- but in my opinion this is less useful in seeing the transfer of the electrons from one species (atom or ion) to another. I hope this helps :)
Hi, it is possible to write half-equations and minus the electrons. However, this becomes a problem when you start to combine two half-equations. Therefore, I would strongly recommend that you try to write half equations by adding the electrons. I hope this helps!
Hi, I completely understand your question and believe me you are not alone! The easiest way to think of this is to imagine that when an atom loses electrons it becomes positively charged (oxidation), therefore, to REDUCE it's charge back to zero it must GAIN electrons. Just think of reduction as the charge decreasing (becoming more negative) and oxidation as charge increasing (becoming more positive). Also, sorry for the capitals it's just for emphasis as I can't use bold or italics. I hope this helps, SPH.
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My teacher never really covered this in detail so I never understood it until I came across your video. Thank you so much for the explanation, it really helps and I understand half equations a lot better now!
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Ah thank you so much! I did not understand where the coefficients were coming from. I've been getting As on all my exams but this had me stumped for whatever reason. Thank you, it makes so much sense!
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Apologies for such a late reply! In question 5, OH- ions are oxidised to O2 and H2O. Firstly, balance the oxygen and the hydrogen atoms which will give you:
4OH- --> O2 + 2H2O
Because of this you'll have a total charge of -4 on the left hand side and a total charge of 0 on the right. To balance the charges you'll need to add 4 electrons (e-) to the right hand side giving both sides a charge of -4.
I hope this clears things up for those of you that had questions.
This is like from 2 years ago so I highly doubt you will see this but there shouldn't be a 2 in front of the O2 bc then that means theres 4 oxygens on the first side and 6 on the left.
@@davidobrien1769 actually there shouldnt be a 2 before the O2
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If you were given an equation to balance out how do you know which process to carry out either oxygen or reduction because they all look the same on paper and there is no electrons to indicate which is which
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Looking at the QUESTIONS, how would we distinguish whether oxidation/reduction is happening
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how do you know when to do reduction or oxidation if you were just given an equation, like for Na+ --> Na, how would you know if it would be Na+ + e- --> Na, or Na+ --> Na + e-. ???
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can i just ask whether an equation would ever have - e*- rather than + e*- because I'm not sure whether i wrote that wrong in my notes or not, but this was very helpful thank you!
Hi, it is possible to write half-equations and minus the electrons. However, this becomes a problem when you start to combine two half-equations. Therefore, I would strongly recommend that you try to write half equations by adding the electrons. For example, you could write 2Cl- - 2e- --> Cl2 instead of 2Cl- --> Cl2 + 2e- but in my opinion this is less useful in seeing the transfer of the electrons from one species (atom or ion) to another. I hope this helps :)
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Do we always ADD the electrons or can we minus them too?? Please help
Hi, it is possible to write half-equations and minus the electrons. However, this becomes a problem when you start to combine two half-equations. Therefore, I would strongly recommend that you try to write half equations by adding the electrons. I hope this helps!
sph chemistry oh okay! Thank you!! I didn't understand the minusing electrons anyway so that's good 😂 ty again!
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Quick question. Would I lose Marks if I rearranges the equation for reduction (ie Na^+ +e^- -> Na instead of e^- +Na^+ -> Na)? Thx
Hi, not at all! As long as the sodium ion and the electron are both on the left-hand side of the equation to show reduction it means the same thing :)
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Can someone explain, how is reduction gain when it's losing electrons?
Hi, I completely understand your question and believe me you are not alone!
The easiest way to think of this is to imagine that when an atom loses electrons it becomes positively charged (oxidation), therefore, to REDUCE it's charge back to zero it must GAIN electrons. Just think of reduction as the charge decreasing (becoming more negative) and oxidation as charge increasing (becoming more positive).
Also, sorry for the capitals it's just for emphasis as I can't use bold or italics.
I hope this helps, SPH.
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