11. The following reaction between potassium, permanganate, and manganese sulfate in water produces maga-nese dioxide, potassium sulfate, and sulfuric acid.(₁) KMnO4 + (1₂)MnSO4 + (x3) H₂O → (14) MnO₂ + (15) K₂SO4 + (6) H₂SO4Balance the equation using the vector approach and write the solution in vector parametric form.

To balance the equation using the vector approach, we assign variables (coefficients) to the…

1. The following reaction between potassium, permanganate, and manganese sulfate in water produces maga- nese dioxide, potassium sulfate, and sulfuric acid. (1₁) KMnO4 + (x₂)MnSO4 + (13)H₂O → (14) MnO₂ + (15) K₂SO4 + (16) H₂SO4 Balance the equation using the vector approach and write the solution in vector parametric form.

1. The following reaction between potassium, permanganate, and manganese sulfate in water produces maga- nese dioxide, potassium sulfate, and sulfuric acid. (1₁) KMnO4 + (x₂)MnSO4 + (13)H₂O → (14) MnO₂ + (15) K₂SO4 + (16) H₂SO4 Balance the equation using the vector approach and write the solution in vector parametric form.

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Chapter23: Potentiometry

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