-YOU MUST ANSWER THE PROBLEM 11 to 20 IN INDEPENDENT ACTIVITYNOTE THIS: NO NEED TO EXPLAIN EACH PROBLEM. JUST PROVIDE A CORRECT ANSWER BASED ON THE DIRECTION.-READ THE DIRECTION CAREFULLY-PLEASE FOLLOW THE DIRECTION-PLEASE HELP ME OUTTHANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE :Independent Activity 2. Elements of the Periodic TableDirections: Based on your answers on the previous activity, predict whether an elementtends to "loss electron" (oxidation) or to "gain electron" (reduction). Write youranswers on the space provided before each number. 11. Potassium12. Bromine13. Gold14. Phosphorus15. Strontium16. Titanium17. Lithium18. Chlorine****......... 19. Lead20. Cobalt

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-YOU MUST ANSWER THE PROBLEM 11 to 20 IN INDEPENDENT ACTIVITY

NOTE THIS: NO NEED TO EXPLAIN EACH PROBLEM. JUST PROVIDE A CORRECT ANSWER BASED ON THE DIRECTION.

-READ THE DIRECTION CAREFULLY

-PLEASE FOLLOW THE DIRECTION

-PLEASE HELP ME OUT

THANK YOU SO MUCH IN ADVANCE

:Independent Activity 2. Elements of the Periodic Table
Directions: Based on your answers on the previous activity, predict whether an element
tends to "loss electron" (oxidation) or to "gain electron" (reduction). Write your
answers on the space provided before each number.

11. Potassium
12. Bromine
13. Gold
14. Phosphorus
15. Strontium
16. Titanium
17. Lithium
18. Chlorine
****......... 19. Lead
20. Cobalt

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Redox reactions are the combination of reduction and oxidation reactions. The type of reaction in which there is loss of electrons is known as oxidation. The type of reaction in which there is gain of electrons is known as reduction. The electron lost by an atom is gained by another such that no electrons are present in the final reaction. Reducing agent is the one which lose electrons while an oxidizing agent gain electron.

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