Redox reactions

[rotund lion]

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[dense lintel]

i dont understand ur doubt..

[digital mica]

Like in 1st case change in oxidation state(of Fe in FeC2O4) is 1 but it is multiplied with 2 as charge on Fe is +2...this is what I wanna say...

But why we don't apply the same thing in 2nd case(m talking about consideration of charges)?

[digital mica]

@drowsy solstice Help me...

[lilac bolt]

iteachchem

Transcription requested by TempestUknow

And what's your original question? You are asking me a part of the question ki n factor mein kya nahi ho raha hai. But what is the main question? What do you want to know here?

[lilac bolt]

iteachchem

Transcription requested by TempestUknow

आगा, मेवन, साथ आच्छी नहीं तुम सीखे, आज आप तो भी मेरे लिए कह सकते हैं और अच्छा प्रके ही जाती हैं। मैं समझनी पढ़ा की क्या अच्छा है यहां? आज आप मेरे लिए कह सकते हैं, यहां आज होती है?

[digital mica]

Actually I wanna know the n-factor in both cases...

Of Fe

[digital mica]

M saying that both the equations are same...but could you please tell...n-factor of which case would be correct?

Is that upper one?(as charge on Fe is also considered in upper case)

[drowsy solstice]

+fsolved