Question
Under certain conditions, nitrogen gas reacts with oxygen gas to form nitrogen monoxide gas.
How many
total electrons are transferred for each molecule of nitrogen or oxygen?
How many
total electrons are transferred for each molecule of nitrogen or oxygen?
Answers
For N2(g) + O2(2) => 2NO(g) Each of 2 nitrogen atoms lose 2 electrons while each of 2 oxygen atoms gain 2 electrons. Total electrons transferred = 4 moles electrons.
N2 => 2(2e^- lost) = 4 e^- oxidation
O2 => 2(2e^- gain) = 4 e^- reduction
N2 => 2(2e^- lost) = 4 e^- oxidation
O2 => 2(2e^- gain) = 4 e^- reduction
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