Oxidizability

Chemical terminology
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Oxidation refers to the ability of a substance to obtain electrons. Substances and activities in high valence state Non metallic simple substance (such as fluorine, chlorine, oxygen, etc.) are generally oxidizing, while substances in the low valence state generally have Reducibility
Chinese name
Oxidizability
Foreign name
Oxidation
Definition
The ability of matter to acquire electrons
Field
Engineering technology

definition

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Matter in chemical reaction Ability to acquire electrons in
Substances in high valence state are generally oxidizing, such as: some non-metallic simple substances: O two ,Cl two Some high priced metals: Fe 3+ ,MnO four - wait.
Substance in low price state generally has Reducibility (For example: some metal elements( Middle school Metal elements only have reducibility, In fact, negative metals are very common ), partial Nonmetal Anion: Br - ,I - wait.
Substances in the intermediate valence state generally have both reducing and oxidizing properties (such as tetravalent sulfur)

Judgment method

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1. According to Chemical equation judge
  • Oxidant (oxidizing)+reducing agent (reducing) → reduction product+oxidation product.
Oxidant --- → reduction reaction --- → reduction product. Reduction reaction: get electrons, reduce the valence, and be reduced.
Reducing agent --- → oxidation reaction --- → oxidation product. Oxidation reaction: electron loss, valence rise, and oxidation.
Oxidability (ability to obtain electrons): oxidant>oxidation product.
Reducibility (ability to lose electrons): reducing agent>reducing product.
This rule holds true for any reaction with Δ G<0 in any environment (that is, a reaction that can occur spontaneously in this environment), without any exception (if there is more than one oxidation product or oxidant, the weighted average of oxidant is stronger than the weighted average of oxidation product, and so is the weighted average of reductant).
  • Unfounded In the same reaction Oxidant reducing agent Judgment. because Spontaneous reaction in The oxidizability of oxidant can be weaker than or even far weaker than that of reducing agent( Middle school students believe that oxidants must be more oxidizing than reducers, but this cognition is actually completely wrong, There is no relationship between oxidizability of oxidant and oxidizability of reducing agent) For example, hydrogen peroxide is far more oxidizing than chlorine, and its oxidation of chlorine to perchloric acid can be carried out spontaneously (when the standard electrode potential difference exceeds 0.2, the redox reaction can be carried out completely): (Standard Electrode potential :H two O two —1.77—H two O,Cl two —1.36—Cl - ,ClO four - —1.39—Cl two )However, the reaction of the two is that the former is oxidized: H two O two + Cl two → 2HCl + O two This is because most of the thermodynamically feasible oxidation-reduction reactions have kinetic barriers
2. Comparison according to the sequence of material activity
(1) For metal oxidants, the oxidizability of metal cations is generally the same as Metal mobility The order is opposite, that is, the more behind the metal, the easier to get electrons, and the stronger the oxidation.
(2) Metal cation Oxidation sequence (25 ℃, pH=0 aqueous solution)
Li + <Cs + <Rb + <K + <Ca 2+ <Na + <Mg 2+ <Al 3+ <Mn 2+ <Zn 2+ <Cr 3+ <Fe 2+ <Ni 2+ <Sn 2+ <Pb 2+ <(H)<Cu 2+ <Fe 3+ < Hg two 2+ <Ag + <Hg 2+ <Pt 2+ <Au 3+ (Note Sn 2+ 、Pb 2+ , not Sn 4+ 、Pb 4+ )( Hg corresponds to Hg two 2+ Not Hg 2+
(3) The reducibility and oxidizability of metal elements are completely opposite, and the corresponding order is: K>Ca>Na>Mg>Al>Mn>Zn>Cr>Fe>Ni>Sn>Pb>(H)>Cu>Hg>Ag>Pt>Au
(4) Non-metallic mobility Sequence (25 ℃, pH=14 aqueous solution)
F two >Cl two >O three >Br two >I two >O two >S eight >C>Si>N two >P>H two
The oxidization of simple substances gradually weakens, and the corresponding anion reduction increases (note that the non-metallic nature of elements is not necessarily related to the oxidization of simple substances, and the above order is the oxidization of simple substances)
3. Judge according to reaction conditions
When different oxidants react with the same reducing agent respectively, if the oxidation products have the same valence state, it can be judged according to the difficulty of reaction conditions. The easier the reaction is, the stronger the oxidizer is.
For example: 16HCl (concentrated)+2KMnO four ==2KCl+2MnCl two +8H two O+5Cl two (gas)
4HCl (concentrated)+MnO two = heating = MnCl two +2H two O+Cl two (gas)
4HCl(g)+O two = Heating, CuCl2 catalyzer = 2H two O+2Cl two (gas)
Oxidation: KMnO four >MnO two >O two
But it is not necessarily correct, because the more oxidizing substances may be more difficult to react due to kinetic barriers, or the greater degree of reversibility of the reaction may cause the balance to move in the direction of Δ G>0
4. Judge according to the valence of oxidation products
When reducing agents containing variable valence elements act on different oxidants under similar conditions, the oxidizability of oxidants can be judged according to the valence state of oxidation products, such as:
2Fe+3Cl two - (ignition) → 2FeCl three
Fe+S - (heating) → FeS
Oxidation: Cl two >S
But it may not be correct, for example: F two Only oxidize Os to+6 valence, O two Can be oxidized to+8 valence
5. Judge according to the periodic table of elements
(1) Same as Main family elements (from top to bottom)
The oxidizability of non-metallic atoms (or simple substances) gradually weakens, and the reducibility of corresponding anions gradually increases.
The reducibility of metal atoms gradually increases, corresponding to cation Oxidation gradually weakens
(2) Main family elements in the same cycle (from left to right)
The reducibility of the simple substance gradually weakens, and the oxidizability gradually increases
The oxidizing ability of cations is gradually enhanced, while the reducing ability of anions is gradually weakened.
6. Hydrate of the highest valence oxide of the main group elements in the same period (only from left to right, not up and down or oblique comparison)
The stronger the acidity, the stronger the oxidation of corresponding elements
The stronger the alkalinity, the stronger the reducibility of corresponding elements
7. Judging according to electrode reaction of primary battery
Consisting of two different metals Primary battery The two poles of. The negative metal is the electrode from which electrons flow, positive electrode Metals are the poles into which electrons flow.
Its reducibility: negative metal>positive metal
8. Judge according to the concentration of the substance
The higher the concentration of oxidizing (or reducing) substances, the stronger their oxidizing (or reducing) properties, and vice versa.
9. Judge according to the valence of elements
Generally speaking, the variable valence elements are only oxidizing when they are in the highest valence state, reducing when they are in the lowest valence state, and oxidizing and reducing when they are in the middle valence state. Generally, when it is in the highest valence state, its oxidizability is the strongest. With the reduction of the chemical valence, its oxidizability decreases and its reducibility increases. However, there are also counter examples. For example, in acidic aqueous solution, from 0 to the highest valence, the oxidizability of phosphorus thiochloride increases with the decrease of the valence

Data comparison method

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Can also calculate Electrode potential Understanding whether the oxidation reaction can be carried out spontaneously is also the most accurate judgment method. according to Standard electrode potentiometer , can also overturn some common mistakes. O two ,Cl two And MnO two Oxidation strength of 4HCl (concentrated)+MnO two = heating = MnCl two +2H two O+Cl two (Gas) 4HCl (rich)+O two = Heating, CuCl2 catalyst = 2H two O+2Cl two (Qi) If we judge by the reaction, it will be confused. According to the difficulty of reaction, MnO two >O two >Cl two Also know 2MnO+O two = heating = 2MnO two According to oxidant greater than oxidation product Cl two In this way, there is no fixed number of oxidizability. And in Standard electrode potential It can be understood at a glance: Mn (IV) - (II) MnO two +4H + +2e =Mn 2+ +2H two O 1.224 O(0)-(-II) O two +4H + +4e =2H two O 1.229 Cl(0)-(-I) Cl two (g)+2e =2Cl 1.35827 Can know Cl two >O two >MnO two Since the oxidizability of the three is very close, it is possible to use any oxidant, which varies with the concentration of reaction conditions. Therefore, many reactions cannot explain the strength of oxidizability. Only according to specific data can we judge the degree of oxidation.

Oxidizing substances

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Oxidizing substance refers to a kind of substance with relatively active chemical properties that may not burn itself, but can release oxygen and may cause or promote the combustion of other substances. It usually refers to the materials with high valence atomic structure and the materials with dioxygen structure in inorganic compounds. It generally does not burn itself.
However, it can be carried out when encountering acid, being wet, strong heat, or contacting with other reducing substances and flammable substances Oxidative decomposition reaction , release heat and oxygen, cause combustion of combustible materials, and sometimes form Explosive mixture International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code 》Oxidizing substances are classified as Class 5.1 dangerous goods. [1] There are oxidants and reducing agents in the oxidation reduction reaction.