Types of Redox Reactions

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Types of Redox Reactions: Overview

This topic covers concepts, such as Types of Redox Reactions, Displacement of Hydrogen by a Metal, Non-metal - Non-metal Displacement Reactions, Disproportionation Reactions, Decomposition Reactions, Combination Reactions, etc.

Important Questions on Types of Redox Reactions

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A combination reaction is a reaction in which two or more reactants react to form more than one product.

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The burning of magnesium ribbon in the air is an example of decomposition reaction. 

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The reactivity of metals is reflected in the rate of oxygen gas evolution, which is the slowest for the least active metal.

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The burning of magnesium ribbon in the air is an example of which type of reaction. Explain.

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Many metals, including those which do not react with cold water, are capable of displacing hydrogen from _____.

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How will you define the combination reactions?

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3 Mgs + N2gMg3N2s

The above reaction is a

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Tell about the following reaction,

Zns +CuSO4 aqZnSO4aq+Cus

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In metal-metal displacement reaction, less reactive metal displaces the more reactive metal from its compound.

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Write about metal-metal displacement reaction with two examples.

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Complete the non-metal replacement reaction.

Br2 l + 2 I- aq 

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Complete the non-metal replacement reaction.

Cl2g+2KBr aq

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The product formed in the given replacement reaction.

2F2g +  2H2O l  4_____ + O2g

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Define non-metal replacement reaction.

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Show that the reaction between fluorine and water is a redox reaction

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Why do non-metals cannot displace hydrogen from the acid?

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The reaction between fluorine and water is an example of which type of reaction.

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Give the reaction for the displacement of oxygen from water.

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Soluble salt like sodium sulphite can be prepared in the laboratory by the process of:

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Which of the following are the examples of non-metal displacement reactions?