In the redox reaction of copper, how is copper oxidized and how is it reduced

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The reaction of copper oxide and hydrogen is a redox reaction.

The valency of hydrogen in hydrogen changes from 0 valence to +1 valence, and the valency increases, so it is an oxidation reaction. The valency of the copper element in copper oxide changes from +2 valence to 0 valence, and the valency decreases, so it is a reduction reaction. So it's a redox reaction.

Introduction: Redox reaction is a chemical reaction in which the oxidation number of an element before and after the reaction has a corresponding rise and fall change. A chemical reaction in which there is a change in the valency of an element during the reaction is called a redox reaction.

This reaction can be understood as consisting of two halves, namely oxidation and reduction. All such reactions observe conservation of charge. In redox reactions, oxidation and reduction must be carried out in equal quantities at the same time.

The two can be likened to the relationship between yin and yang that is interdependent, transformed, ebb and flow, and oppositional to each other.

The transfer of electrons took place. That is, in ionic compounds, it is the gain and loss of electrons, and in covalent compounds, it is the shift of electrons. The reaction in which electrons are transferred between reactants is also known as a redox reaction.

The reaction of oxygen gain is called oxidation reaction, and there is a reaction in which the valency of the element increases. The reaction in which a substance loses oxygen is called a reduction reaction, and there is a reaction in which the valency of the element decreases. The reaction of both oxygen gain and oxygen loss is called redox reaction.

Redox reaction of copper (informal).

Copper oxide is reduced to copper equation: CuO+H = Cu+HO(heating)CuO+Co. Copper oxide (cupricoxide), chemical formula Cuo.

It is a black oxide of copper, slightly amphoteric and slightly hygroscopic. Insoluble in water, soluble in acid, stable to heat, decompose oxygen at high temperature. Copper oxide is mainly used in the production of rayon, ceramics, glaze and enamel, batteries, petroleum desulfurizers, pesticides, and also for hydrogen production, catalysts, green glass, etc.

Copper is a transition element, the chemical symbol Cu, English copper, atomic number 29. Pure copper is a soft metal, the surface is reddish-orange with metallic luster when it is first cut, and the elemental color is purple-red. Good ductility, high thermal and electrical conductivity, so it is the most commonly used material in cables and electrical and electronic components, and can also be used as a building material, which can form many alloys.

Copper alloys have excellent mechanical properties and very low resistivity, the most important of which are bronze and brass. In addition, copper is also a durable metal that can be used many times without compromising its mechanical properties.

In nature, copper is generally not oxidized to copper oxide by air, but if heated in the air, it reacts with oxygen to form black copper oxide.

If it is at room temperature, it will be mixed with carbon dioxide, water, etc., to form basic copper carbonate, in short, copper is chemically stable and not easy to be oxidized.

Copper reacts with nitric acid to form copper nitrate, and then combines with sodium carbonate to form copper carbonate, which can be directly heated and decomposed of copper carbonate.

Heating directly in the air will give you, black copper oxide.