The Oxidation Reduction Question that Tricks Everyone!

Don't make the most common mistake in Oxidation Reduction! This question confuses so many students. Watch this video to learn how to do this right. In chemistry, reduction is the gain of electrons, and oxidation is the loss. Oxidation reduction reactions are often called redox reactions for short.

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[himayan]

i felt like a king when i said the correct answer 'no' for the first question!!!!

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Im 50 and i just knew and understand Redox . Great teacher.

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[Dispatern]

Very clearly explained, thank you!
I like to come back to your videos whenever I need to refresh my knowledge of redox reactions.

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[FunnyAnimatorJimTV]

I thought the answer to the question was 'Yes' because I saw charges on the reactants but not in the final equation, so I assumed K was giving up an electron to Cl and it would make everything neutral...But then I eventually remembered that atoms in a compound must have opposite charges so they can attract, and neutral charges wouldn't solve that :)