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Balance the following half reaction in acidic solution: H202 + Fe2+ ? H202 + Fe2* + 2e H202 + Fe H202 + Fe2+ H2O2 + Fe + 2e -> 2H* + H202 + Fe2* 2H20 2H +H202+ Fe2* + 4e 2H20 + Fe

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Balance the following half reaction in acidic solution:
H202 + Fe2+ ?
->
H202 + Fe2+
+ 2e H202 + Fe
H202 + Fe2+ - H2O2 + Fe + 2e
O 2H* + H202 + Fe2* 2H20
->
O 2H* + H202+
+ Fe2* + 4e - 2H20 + Fe

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