can you please solve part a,b,c and work on number 4 as well. POST PICTURES OF YOUR WORK AND SHOW YOUR WORK. Thank you! 2-3) = 153.38-1-9Balance each half-reaction for each of the following oxidizing agents.a. MnO, → Mn² (under acidic conditions)63428H+MnO4'.→Mn²² + 4H₂O +5e18H + MnO4 → Mn² + 4H₂0 +Seyb. H₂O,H,O (under acidic conditions)2e + 2H+ H ₂ OzZH ₂ O,(-(-1)=2c. OCH¹ CH¹ (under basic conditions)2H+ OCC1²¹ + H₂O + ze2-1=1924. Write out the balanced reaction for the oxidation of Fe+2 to Fe+3 (Pre-Lab question 1 D.) witheach of the half reaction (oxidizing agents) in question 3.Oxidation and Reduction of Iron: Post-Lab | Experiment 9

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3. Balance each half-reaction for each of the following oxidizing agents. a. MnO, → Mn2 (under acidic conditions) 42 -2 2 8H+ MnO4 → Mn²² + 4 H₂O +5e 8H + MnO4 → Mn¹² + 4H₂O +Se b. H₂O, H,O (under acidic conditions) 2H+ H₂0₂72 H ₂ O c. OCH¹ CH-¹ (under basic conditions) 201 C

3. Balance each half-reaction for each of the following oxidizing agents. a. MnO, → Mn2 (under acidic conditions) 42 -2 2 8H+ MnO4 → Mn²² + 4 H₂O +5e 8H + MnO4 → Mn¹² + 4H₂O +Se b. H₂O, H,O (under acidic conditions) 2H+ H₂0₂72 H ₂ O c. OCH¹ CH-¹ (under basic conditions) 201 C

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Chapter22: Bulk Electrolysis: Electrogravimetry And Coulometry

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