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campa
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This discussion centers on locating redox half equations, with participants suggesting resources for finding them. General chemistry textbooks are recommended for simpler equations, while more complex equations may require advanced texts. A specific online resource, http://www.psigate.ac.uk/newsite/reference/chemdata/9.html, is cited as a partial reference for redox half equations.
PREREQUISITES- Understanding of basic redox reactions
- Familiarity with general chemistry textbooks
- Knowledge of advanced chemistry concepts for complex equations
- Ability to navigate online educational resources
- Research redox reaction principles in general chemistry textbooks
- Explore advanced chemistry texts for complex redox equations
- Visit the cited website for a list of redox half equations
- Investigate additional online databases for chemistry resources
Chemistry students, educators, and anyone seeking to deepen their understanding of redox reactions and half equations.
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GCT
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in any general chemistry text
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The Bob
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Depends on what equation you want. Some complex ones need higher level textbooks.Simpler ones, as GCT said, can be found in general textbooks.
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campa
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can you recommend a good site where I can find these redox half equations
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DrMark
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Far from complete, but what you'd find in a textbook:
http://www.psigate.ac.uk/newsite/reference/chemdata/9.html
http://www.psigate.ac.uk/newsite/reference/chemdata/9.html
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