Chemistry, asked by SB2K19, 4 months ago

what is redox reaction and redox titration


and guys plz follow me ...​

yokjy4tfruh: abai jada style mat mar saale
SB2K19: #ATTITUDE
yokjy4tfruh: kutte ki jase marenge
SB2K19: ek medical student ka attitude nahi samaj payega
yokjy4tfruh: karate student ka attitude nahi samaj payega saale
yokjy4tfruh: brown belt hu mei
SB2K19: ok
yokjy4tfruh: ok
SB2K19: tu nahi samaj payega #attitude AIIMSONION
yokjy4tfruh: chal nikal

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

Redox Titration is a laboratory method of determining the concentration of a given analyte by causing a redox reaction between the titrant and the analyte. ... As discussed earlier, redox reactions involve both oxidation and reduction.

hafiza11: hey sb
hafiza11: do you remember me
hafiza11: i became expert:)
Answered by DudeItzKay
1

Answer:

Here's ur Answer Mate:-

Redox reactions are oxidation-reduction chemical reactions in which the reactants undergo a change in their oxidation states.

Hope it helps uh!

Previous Question
Next Question
Similar questions
English, 2 months ago
What is photosynthesis??? Ek aur bimaari is saal toh school bilkul nhi khulenge xD​...
Physics, 2 months ago
Q7 What is the ratio of distance to displacement for a body moving in a straight line path ?​
English, 2 months ago
who wants to live a miserable life ? (change into statement)​...
English, 4 months ago
Write the rules for changing Activ to passive noun with exampled​...
Geography, 4 months ago
what is the full for of AIR​...
Math, 10 months ago
examine whether the following numbers are rational or irrational numbers of (3+root 3) (3-root 3)​...
English, 10 months ago
write an essay about machine learning has transformed the face of education in 800words if you answered this question correctly i will make u us brainliest​...
Chemistry, 10 months ago
Two chemical reactions are described below. Nitrogne and hydrogen react to form ammonia (NH) Carbon and hydrogen reacts to form Methane (CH) For each reaction give: 1) The valency of each of the atoms involved in the reaction. ii) The Lewis structure of the product that is formed​...