Oxidation Reduction Answer Bank gain of hydrogen increase in the number of carbon–oxygen bonds gain of electrons loss of hydrogen gain of oxygen loss of oxygen decrease in the number of carbon–oxygen bonds loss of electrons
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Oxidation: This is characterized by the loss of electrons, loss of hydrogen, gain of oxygen, or an increase in the number of carbon-oxygen bonds. Show more…
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