Balance the given redox reaction equation below: Show all the steps in balancing redoxreaction.Bi(ОН), +d.Sno, + Bi (basic solution)Sno,?2 Bi(ОH), +3 Sno,-> 2Bi + 3 SnO,² + 3 H2OAnsb.. FeCl2 ++ FeCl3SnCl4----- > SnCI,

Balance the given redox reaction equation below: Show all the steps in balancing redox reaction. a. Bi(OH), + SnO,* Sno,? + Bi (basic solution) ---------> 2 Bi(OH), + 3 Sno, -> 2Bi + 3 SnO, + 3 H,0 Ans b. > SnCl2 + FeCl3 FeCl2 SnCl4 + -----

Balance the given redox reaction equation below: Show all the steps in balancing redox reaction. a. Bi(OH), + SnO,* Sno,? + Bi (basic solution) ---------> 2 Bi(OH), + 3 Sno, -> 2Bi + 3 SnO, + 3 H,0 Ans b. > SnCl2 + FeCl3 FeCl2 SnCl4 + -----

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Balance the given redox reaction equation below: Show all the steps in balancing redox
reaction.
Bi(ОН), +
d.
Sno, + Bi (basic solution)
Sno,?
2 Bi(ОH), +
3 Sno,
-> 2Bi + 3 SnO,² + 3 H2O
Ans
b.
. FeCl2 +
+ FeCl3
SnCl4
----- > SnCI,

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