Chemistry, 11.12.2019 21:31 Jowell3858

Reset true it is that oxidation can occur without reduction. this is best explained by the fact that false free electrons exist under normal conditions, so is required. loss of electrons it is that oxidation can occur without oxygen. this is best explained by the fact that gain of electrons requires oxygen may use other electron oxidation is the , which donors do do not only an electron donor only an electron acceptor an electron donor/acceptor pair

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