How does oxidation differ from reduction

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Explanation:

In redox reactions (oxide reduction) the transfer of electrons between compounds occurs.

 In oxidation, electrons are lost (positive charge increases). Example:

Mg ---> Mg2 + + 2 e- (passes from Mg ° to Mg 2+)

On the other hand in the reduction, electrons are gained (negative charge increases or the positive one increases). Example:

Cl2 + 2e- ---> 2 Cl- + 2 e- (passes from Cl ° to Cl-)

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