Only first question pls balance equation h Mady + H₂SO4 + Wn₂+ + k + szamenoy + SH₂SO₂ -> 2H5O4+ Llllbalanced5. Antimony (Sb) reacts with nitrate to make Sb406 and nitrogen monoxide, solution pH = 5.56. Sodium borohydride (NaBH4) reacts with potassium chlorate (KCIO3) in basic solution to makeH₂BOy and Cl. Note that boron is less electronegative than hydrogen and that in the H₂BO3 ion,only the 3 oxygen atoms are directly bonded to boron.

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Only first question pls balance equation

h Mady + H₂SO4 + Wn₂+ + k + szamenoy + SH₂SO₂ -> 2H5O4
+ Llll
balanced
5. Antimony (Sb) reacts with nitrate to make Sb406 and nitrogen monoxide, solution pH = 5.5
6. Sodium borohydride (NaBH4) reacts with potassium chlorate (KCIO3) in basic solution to make
H₂BOy and Cl. Note that boron is less electronegative than hydrogen and that in the H₂BO3 ion,
only the 3 oxygen atoms are directly bonded to boron.

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