Question

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Answer 1

$\color{red} \mathfrak{\underline{\huge{redox \: reaction} }}\\ \color{blue} \:A \: reaction \: in \: which \: both \: oxidation \\ \color{blue}and \: reduction \: takes \: place \\ \color{blue} simultaneously.$

Answer 2

Redox reactions are oxidation-reduction chemical reactions in which the reactants' oxidation states are changed. The term'redox' refers to a small reduction-oxidation condition.

Explanation:

• The reduction process and the oxidation process are two separate types of redox reactions that can be distinguished.
• These two types of processes, such as oxidation and reduction, take place at the same time. The Oxidation-Reduction Reaction, often known as the redox reaction, is a type of chemical reaction.
• The oxidising agent is defined as a material that is continuously decreasing in a chemical reaction. The reducing agent, on the other hand, is a material that is undergoing oxidation.