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Give one example of a combination reaction that is a redox reaction and another that is not a redox reaction.

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You need to provide one example of a combination reaction that is a redox reaction and another that is not a redox reaction.

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Solution of the problem

Reaction of metal and non-metal forms an ionic compound is an example of redox combination reaction.

Reaction of metal oxide with water forms an acid is an example of normal combination reaction.

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Redox combination reaction

Reaction of metal and non-metal forms an ionic compound is an example of redox combination reaction.

Example:

2Mgg+O2g2MgOg

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Explanation of the solution

Oxidation no of element Magnesium and oxygen is 0.

Oxidation no of oxygen in MgO is -2 and magnesium is +2.

The oxidation no of oxygen is 0 in O2 decreases to -2 in MgO. Therefore, O2 undergoes reduction.

The oxidation no of magnesium is 0 in Mg increases to +2 in MgO. Therefore, Mg undergoes oxidation.

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Normal combination reaction

Reaction of metal oxide with water forms an acid is an example of normal combination reaction.

Example:

CaOs+H2OlCaOH2aq

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Explanation of the solution

Oxidation no of oxygen in CaO is -2.

Oxidation no of calcium in CaO is +2.

Oxidation no of oxygen in Ca(OH)2 is also -2.

Oxidation no of calcium in Ca(OH)2 is also +2.

The oxidation no of oxygen and calcium doesn’t change in the whole reaction. Hence, it is not a redox reaction; it is a normal combination reaction.

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