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6. What is the difference between a substance that is being oxidised and an oxidising agent?
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Oxidizing agent gains electron Substance being oxidized loses electron
Oxidation is loss of electrons. When a substance is oxidised if looses some of its electrons. An Oxidising Agent is a substance that undergoes Reduction (reduction is gain of electrons), and in the process can be used to oxidise another substance. The oxidising agent is itself reduced, whereas a reducing agent is itself oxidised as the electrons are passed form one substance to the other.
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The terminology is clunky here but its not too complicated, it's a bit like the difference between a employee and an employer
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