Posted by John G on Friday, November 25, 2011 at 12:34pm.
Yes, Fe is oxidized (because it lost electrons) and Cu^2+ is reduced becasue it gained electrons.
Related Questions
Chemistry - I think these I know how to do ....just want someone to check..still...
Chemistry - If you put a piece of iron in an aqueous solution of blue Cu2+ ions ...
chemistry - In a particular redox reaction, Cr is oxidized to CrO42– and ...
chemistry - For a particular redox reaction NO is oxidized to NO3^– and Cu^...
chemistry-redox - Can two elements both be oxidized in a reaction? 2FeS + 4.5O2...
chemistry - How do you calculate the theoretical cell voltage? 1) Zn|Zn^+2 (1M...
Chemistry - Write net ionic equations for these reactions : Cu^2+ + Fe ->...
chemistry - exam practice help!! - For the cell shown below, which will increase...
chemistry - How do you calculate the theoretical cell voltage? 1) Zn|Zn^+2 (1M...
chemistry - How do you calculate the theoretical cell voltage? 1) Zn|Zn^+2 | Cu|...
For Further Reading
