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Match the followings.


Column 1Column 2

Reaction of hydrogen sulphide with chlorine

Reduction

Splitting of water into hydrogen and oxygen

Oxidation

Reaction of copper oxide with carbon.

Electrolysis

Formation of hydrogen from water and coke.(carbon)

Bosch process

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(A) Reaction of hydrogen sulphide with chlorine- (II) Oxidation

Definition of oxidation.

It is defined as a chemical process that involves the addition of oxygen or removal of hydrogen from an element or a compound in a reaction.

Addition of oxygen

4Fe+3O22Fe2O3ironoxygenironoxide

Removal of hydrogen

H2S+Cl22HCl+SHydrogen-ChlorineHydrogen-Sulphursulphidesulphide

(B) Splitting of water into hydrogen and oxygen - (III) Electrolysis

Electrolysis is the process of splitting up a solution (electrolyte) into its constituents by passing an electric current through it.

(C) Reaction of copper oxide with carbon - (I) Reduction

Definition of reduction.

It is the reverse of oxidation. ie. removal of oxygen or the addition of hydrogen to an element or a compound.

Removal of oxygen.

CuO+CCu+COCopperoxidecarboncopperCarbonmonoxide

Addition of hydrogen.

N2+3H22NH3

Redox reaction

(D) Formation of hydrogen from water and coke. (carbon) -(IV) Bosch process

Hydrogen is produced industrially by the process called Bosch process.

C+H2O12000C(CO+H2)+H2Oironchromate(CO+H2)CoalSteamwatergas30atmcoldwaterCO2+H2

Column IColumn II
The reaction of hydrogen sulphide with chlorineOxidation
Splitting of water into hydrogen and oxygenElectrolysis
The reaction of copper oxide with carbon.Reduction
Formation of hydrogen from water and coke. (carbon)Bosch process


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