Chemistry, asked by kirilkumar7411, 3 months ago

Is there any oxidation without reduction?

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Answered by WintaeBearTATA

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Oxidation cannot occur without reduction occurring at the same time. If one substance loses electrons then another substance has to gain those electrons.

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