RedoxPaar
A redox pair, also known as a conjugate redox pair or redox couple, consists of two chemical species that differ from each other by the transfer of one or more electrons. In essence, one species is the oxidized form and the other is the reduced form. The oxidized species has lost electrons, while the reduced species has gained electrons.
For example, the iron(II) ion (Fe^2+) and the iron(III) ion (Fe^3+) form a redox pair. The Fe^3+
Redox pairs are fundamental to understanding redox reactions, which involve the transfer of electrons between chemical
The concept of a redox pair is often used in electrochemistry. For instance, in an electrochemical cell,