Question
What are oxidation and reduction reactions? Give one example of each type of theses reactions.
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Oxidation and reduction reactions are fundamental chemical processes that involve the transfer of electrons and are central to many transformations in green chemistry. Oxidation refers to a chemical reaction in which a substance loses electrons, gains oxygen, or loses hydrogen. In contrast, reduction is a reaction in which a substance gains electrons, loses oxygen, or gains hydrogen. These reactions always occur together as redox reactions, because electrons lost by one substance are gained by another, ensuring conservation of charge. In the context of green chemistry, oxidation reactions
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