**Study this chemical reaction:**\[ \text{Pt} + \text{O}_2 \rightarrow \text{PtO}_2 \]Then, write balanced half-reactions describing the oxidation and reduction that happen in this reaction.---**Diagrams:**There is a diagram with two parts labeled as "oxidation" and "reduction," both with empty boxes indicating where the half-reactions should be written.To the right, there is a selection tool that includes the following icons:- A square pointing to the right, indicating an electron transfer tool.- A symbol "e^-" for electron.- Control buttons for submission or resetting (a checkmark, a reload symbol, and an "X" for cancel).This educational material is designed to help students practice writing oxidation and reduction half-reactions for a given chemical equation.

1]Oxidation ReactionsOxidation refers to the loss of electrons by a substance, often accompanied by an increase in oxidation number.In other words, a species undergoing oxidation is being "oxidized" because it loses electrons.2]Reduction ReactionReduction refers to the gain of electrons by a substance, often accompanied by a decrease in oxidation number.A species undergoing reduction is being "reduced" because it gains electrons.1]Oxidation half cell reactionIn this half-reaction, platinum (Pt) is oxidized to form platinum ions with a +4 oxidation state.2] Reduction half cell reactionIn this half-reaction, oxygen () gains electrons to form oxide ions ().Half cell reactions are given in above step