oxidizereiden
Oxidizereiden, typically called oxidizers in English, are substances that accept electrons in redox reactions and thereby promote the oxidation of other species. They are a broad category used in chemistry, industry, and daily life. In many contexts, oxidizers enable combustion by supplying oxidizing power, but their role extends beyond simply providing oxygen gas; they can release oxidizing species or accept electrons from fuels and reducing agents.
Classification and examples: Inorganic oxidizers include molecular oxygen (O2), hydrogen peroxide (H2O2), and a range of
Reactions and roles: In a redox process, the oxidizer accepts electrons from the reductant, driving the oxidation
Applications: Industrially, oxidizers are used in synthesis, polymerization initiation, and oxidation reactions. Household and municipal uses
Safety and handling: Many oxidizers are highly reactive and can intensify fires or react violently with fuels