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ElectroChem Quest: Redox Rally

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ElectroChem Quest: Redox Rally
 

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ElectroChem Quest: Redox RallyOnline version

Simple redox journey game

by Hanin Rifaiii
1

What happens in oxidation?

2

In the Fe3+/Fe2+ couple, which species is the oxidizing agent?

3

In the half-equation Fe3+ + e- -> Fe2+, which event occurs?

4

On the electrochemical axis, where is the strongest oxidizing agent placed?

5

Gamma Rule states the strongest oxidant reacts with the strongest reductant. True or False?

6

Which is the reductant in a reaction where Zn is oxidized and Cu2+ is reduced?

7

In Cu2+/Cu, which form is the oxidant?

8

If Cu2+ gains electrons, what is Cu2+ now?

9

In a final challenge, which combination makes strongest oxidant with strongest reductant?

10

Which statement best describes redox couples Fe3+/Fe2+, Cu2+/Cu, Zn2+/Zn?

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