I am not understanding this concept please help REDOX REACTIONS DISPROPORTIONATE
idk how to calculate oxidation number and whats disproportionate
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+solved @user1 @user2... to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the users who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.Disproportionate reactions afaik are very rare to come in exams apart from the ones you need in battery and same others. Dw much . Idk much but just to help you cope with not knowing!
yeh aaj hamare mock test mai aya tha
hey! check out my sessions redox pe what i have done last year
i explain this in detail
ðŸ˜ðŸ˜Maine exams bole
oh
including how to balance a redox reaction which has disprop
D block mai Thora lagta hai ig I don't remember much
links are in my bio, the bento ones
bento
thx sir
sir is it for jee or neet
both :)
actually what i have done is for jee adv lol
but yea
relevant for both jee and neet
tysm
sirji:)
You are welcome!
Give me a compound to calc the oxidation number as it will be easier to tell it with example
And disproportionate reaction is nothing but the same element in the reactants side goes under both oxidation and reduction :]
n factor and balancing for a dis:: thoda alag hai.
i've shared the pic
did you check out the video? explained in detail there :D
Disproportionate reaction main ek hi element oxidise aur reduce hota hai...and n factor is nred*noxidation/nred+noxidation
Disproportionation is a type of chemical reaction wherein the same element is oxidized and reduced.
n factor in this case is red*oxi/red+oxi
Like Nitrogen dioxide and water
shall we close this one out?
ok
+solved @itsav23
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