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Why are redox reactions often written as net ionic equations?
A. To focus on only those ions that form the precipitate
B. To highlight which particles donate and accept protons
C. To more easily identify where the electron transfer takes place
D. To see all ions that participate in the reaction

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Answer:

C

Explanation:

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Redox reactions often written as net ionic equations because To more easily identify where the electron transfer takes place.

why to write redox in equation?

The purpose of ionic equations is to simplify chemical equations that is by eliminating the species that are not undergoing any change.

This is very useful particularly during dealing with redox reactions which are very complicated without spectator ions getting in the way of transfer.

And a redox reaction could be defined as a chemical reaction or equation in which electrons are transferred between two participating reactants in it. This transfer of electrons could be identified by observing by oxidation states changes in the of the reacting species in an ionic equations.

so the correct option for redox reactions often written as net ionic equations is (c)To more easily identify where the electron transfer takes place.

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