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Redox Reactions and Energetics Explained

The document discusses oxidation-reduction reactions and concepts including oxidation, reduction, oxidizing agents, reducing agents, and common oxidizing and reducing agents. It also covers topics like redox reaction energetics, rates, and equilibrium as well as transition metal compounds and their colors.

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Redox Reactions and Energetics Explained

The document discusses oxidation-reduction reactions and concepts including oxidation, reduction, oxidizing agents, reducing agents, and common oxidizing and reducing agents. It also covers topics like redox reaction energetics, rates, and equilibrium as well as transition metal compounds and their colors.

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