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Identify whether or not (yes or no) the following are redox reactions. a. combination reactions b....

  1. Identify whether or not (yes or no) the following are redox reactions.
  • a. combination reactions
  • b. decomposition reactions
  • c. single-replacement reactions
  • d. double-replacement reactions
  • e. acid-base reactions
  • f. combustion reactions

2. What is the identifying feature of a redox reaction?

3. What is the oxidation number of

  • a. Mn
  • b. Br –
  • c. Cl in ClO3–
  • d. each element in CNO– (all elements double bonded in this order)
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