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A redox reaction simply involves the transfer of electrons from reductant to oxidant.
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A redox reaction simply involves the transfer of electrons from reductant to oxidant.
For example, in the following redox reaction, an electron is transferred from tin to iron.
$2 F e + 3 C l_{3} + S n + 2 C l_{2} \to 2 F e + 2 C l_{2} + S n + 4 C l_{4}$ .
Here, reductant is $S n C l_{2}$ and oxidant is $F e C l_{3}$ .

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