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Which molecule would be considered a Lewis acid?
A lewis acid is an electron pair acceptor. would be considered a lewis acid based on the definition. Because
is electron-deficient based on its oxidation number, it is able to accept an electron pair.
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Which of the following would be considered a Lewis base?
A lewis base is an electron pair donor. would be considered a lewis base based on the definition. Because
is electron rich based on its oxidation number, it is able to donate an electron pair to an electron deficient ion.
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Which of the following types of reactions best describes the following reaction:
A redox reaction is also known as an oxidation/reduction reaction. This type of reaction involves the transfer of electrons from on reactant to another. In this reaction, an electron is transferred from to
forming the products
and
. The substance that gains an electron is referred to as being reduced. The substance that loses an electron is referred to as being oxidized.
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What is the oxidation state of manganese in ?
In this compound oxygen has an oxidation number of . There are 4 oxygens, therefore the total oxidation number for the oxygens in
is:
. Potassium,
, is a group 1 metal and has an oxidation number of
. The sum of all oxidation number in a neutral compound such as
is zero. We will give the oxidation number of
equal to
:
Simplifying the above equation:
Rearranging to solve for :
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What is the oxidation state of manganese in ?
In this compound oxygen has an oxidation number of . There are 4 oxygens, therefore the total oxidation number for the oxygens in
is:
. Potassium,
, is a group 1 metal and has an oxidation number of
. There are 3 potassium ions present in
, therefore the total oxidation number for the potassium ions is:
.The sum of all oxidation number in a neutral compound such as
is zero. We will give the oxidation number of
equal to
:
Simplifying the above equation:
Rearranging to solve for :
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