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21.What is called oxidation reaction ?
Any process which involves the addition of oxygen or any other electronegative radical or the removal of hydrogen is called oxidation. It is the loss of electrons.
eg:- Addition of oxygen
carbon oxygen carbon dioxide
eg:- Removal of Hydrogen.
H2S is oxidised by bromine(Br2) to sulphur.
eg:- loss of electron.
Cu (copper) is oxidised to Cu2+ (cupric ion)
Cu → Cu2+ + 2e-
(copper) copper(II)ion
22.What is Reduction Reaction ?
Any process involving the addition of hydrogen or any other electro positive radical or the removal of oxygen or any other electronegative radical is reduction. Reduction is a process which involves the gain of electrons.
eg:- Addition of hydrogen
Reaction between hydrogen sulphide and chlorine H2S reacts with Cl2 and gets oxidised to sulphur wheres.
Chlorine (Cl2) gets reduced to HCl
23.What are the uses of acids ?
24.What is a base ?
A base is a compound which reacts with an acid to give salt and water only. A base which is soluble in water is called an alkali. When dissolved in water it gives hydroxide ion (OH). (OH) is the only negatively charged ion.
25.On what are the basis are bases classified.?
It is classified on the basis of strength, on the basis of concentration, on the basis of their acidity.
26.What is a strong alkali.?
A base which dissociates almost completely in an aqueous solution producing a high concentration of hydroxide ions is called a strong alkali.
eg:- Sodium hydroxide (NaOH)
27.What is a weak alkali.?
A base which dissociates partially in an aqueous solution to give a low percentage of hydroxide ions is called a weak alkali.
eg:- Ammonium hydroxide (NH4OH)
28.What are concentrated alkali.?
Alkalies having relatively a high percentage of alkali in the aqueous solution are called concentrated alkali.
29.What are dilute alkali.?
Alkali's having relatively a low percentage of alkali in their aqueous solutions are called dilute alkalies.
30.what is mono acidic alkali.?
An Alkali that on complete dissociation in its aqueous solution produces only one hydroxide ion per molecule is called mono acidic alkali.
eg:- Sodium hydroxide (NaOH) is a mono acidic alkali.
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