oxidation state of C
hello,
how would you find the oxidation state (change) of H in this equation?
(CH3)2CO + H2 --> (CH3)2CHOH
ive noticed while doing questions i get stuck dealing with the oxidation state of C. Also, this has H in both reactants so im not sure on how to find the change.
for context, this question is about finding out where is hydrogen reduced. so i approach this question by looking for a decrease in oxidation number of H. is this right?
thank you!!!!!!!
how would you find the oxidation state (change) of H in this equation?
(CH3)2CO + H2 --> (CH3)2CHOH
ive noticed while doing questions i get stuck dealing with the oxidation state of C. Also, this has H in both reactants so im not sure on how to find the change.
for context, this question is about finding out where is hydrogen reduced. so i approach this question by looking for a decrease in oxidation number of H. is this right?
thank you!!!!!!!
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