Which reactions are oxidation reactions and which ones are reduction? See table in the picture. Determine whether each change represents oxidation or reduction.IncorrectOxidationC6H₁2O6 to CO₂C₂H₂O to C₂H4O2CH3 CH₂ C-H to CH3 CH2 C-OH2 Ag+ to 2 AgCu to Cu²+Answer BankReductionubiquinone (a ketone) to ubiquinol (an alcohol)Fe³+ to Fe²+CH₂CH₂OH to CH3 CH3NO3 to NO₂

Oxidation means increase of oxidation state. The loss of electrons or the removal hydrogens or the…

Determine whether each change represents oxidation or reduction. Oxidation C6H₁2O6 to CO₂ C₂H₂O to C₂H₂O₂ CH₂CH₂C CH3 CH₂C-H to CH3 CH₂C-OH 2 Ag* to 2 Ag Cu to Cu²+ Reduction ubiquinone (a ketone) to ubiquinol (an alcohol) Fe³+ to Fe²+ CH3CH₂OH to CH3 CH3 NO₂ to NO₂

Determine whether each change represents oxidation or reduction. Oxidation C6H₁2O6 to CO₂ C₂H₂O to C₂H₂O₂ CH₂CH₂C CH3 CH₂C-H to CH3 CH₂C-OH 2 Ag* to 2 Ag Cu to Cu²+ Reduction ubiquinone (a ketone) to ubiquinol (an alcohol) Fe³+ to Fe²+ CH3CH₂OH to CH3 CH3 NO₂ to NO₂

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Which reactions are oxidation reactions and which ones are reduction? See table in the picture.

Determine whether each change represents oxidation or reduction.
Incorrect
Oxidation
C6H₁2O6 to CO₂
C₂H₂O to C₂H4O2
CH3 CH₂ C-H to CH3 CH2 C-OH
2 Ag+ to 2 Ag
Cu to Cu²+
Answer Bank
Reduction
ubiquinone (a ketone) to ubiquinol (an alcohol)
Fe³+ to Fe²+
CH₂CH₂OH to CH3 CH3
NO3 to NO₂

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