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1. Que factores provocan la oxidación?

Chemistry

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Katyanochek1 [597]3 years ago

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Answer:

Mira la explicación.

Explanation:

Hola,

Las reacciones de oxidación se definen como aquellos procesos químicos en las cuales uno de los elementos involucrados sufre un aumento en su estado de oxidación, causado por el efecto de un agente oxidante, el cual es capaz de aceptar los electrones perdidos por dicho elemento oxidante. Dentro de los factores promotores de la oxidación se pueden encontrar:

1. Presencia de oxígeno gaseoso: al ser un agente oxidante fuerte, es capaz de recibir electrones de casi cualquier sustancia.

2. Presencia de humedad: a la larga, cuando una sustancia reacciona con agua tiende oxidarse ya que el agua posee oxígeno y como se vio anteriormente, es el principal promotor de oxidación.

3. La presencia de algunas sales iónicas como cloruro de sodio también promueven la oxidación, por ello es que no debemos introducir joyería al mar, debido a que esta salinidad induce reacciones electroquímicas que son capaces de oxidar metales.

4. Reacciones con ácidos oxidantes: ácidos como el nítrico, son oxidantes fuertes que tienen la capacidad de disolver metales (oxidarlos) y formar nitratos, por ejemplo el cobre en presencia de ácido nítrico, sufre una oxidación bastante violenta.

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