PbO2+SO2 = PbSO4. Is it oxidation or reduction reaction
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PbO2+SO2 = PbSO4 is an oxidation-reduction reaction.
PbIV + 2 e- ==>PbII - Reduction
SIV - 2 e- ==> SVI - Oxidation
PbIV + 2 e- ==>PbII - Reduction
SIV - 2 e- ==> SVI - Oxidation
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is an oxidation-reduction or redox reaction.
Explanation:
- The type of reaction in which the substance involved in the reaction gains oxygen it is called an oxidation reaction.
- On the other hand, the type of reaction in which the substance involved in the reaction loses oxygen it is called a reduction reaction.
- The type of reaction in which out of two substances involved in the reaction, one loses the oxygen whereas the other gains the oxygen it is called redox or oxidation-reduction reaction.
- When the given reaction is examined, it shows that for the formation of the product, PbO has lost the oxygen (Oxidation) whereas the has gained the oxygen (Reduction).
- Thus it is inferred that the given reaction is a redox reaction.
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