1. Balance the following reactions in both acidic and basic media, identify the oxidation and reduction reactions, and identify the oxidizing and reducing agents. (Chang, 2010) a. The oxidation of iodide ion /- by permanganate ion Mn0, in basic solution to yield molecular iodine I, and manganese (IV) oxide Mn0,.

1. Balance the following reactions in both acidic and basic media, identify the oxidation and reduction reactions, and identify the oxidizing and reducing agents. (Chang, 2010) a. The oxidation of iodide ion /- by permanganate ion Mn0, in basic solution to yield molecular iodine I, and manganese (IV) oxide Mn0,.

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Chapter17: Electrochemistry

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