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Balance the reaction between I and N₂H4 to form I₂ and NH3 in basic solution. When you have balanced the equation using the smallest integers possible, enter the coefficients of the species shown. Enter "1" if the coefficient is "1." I + N₂H47 I₂ + NH3 Water appears in the balanced equation as a (reactant, product, neither) with a coefficient of . (Enter 0 for neither.) How many electrons are transferred in this reaction?

Balance the reaction between I and N₂H4 to form I₂ and NH3 in basic solution. When you have balanced the equation using the smallest integers possible, enter the coefficients of the species shown. Enter "1" if the coefficient is "1." I + N₂H47 I₂ + NH3 Water appears in the balanced equation as a (reactant, product, neither) with a coefficient of . (Enter 0 for neither.) How many electrons are transferred in this reaction?

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Balance the reaction between I and N₂H4 to form I₂ and NH3 in basic solution. When you have balanced the equation using the smallest integers possible, enter the coefficients of the species shown. Enter "1" if the coefficient is "1." I + N₂H47 I₂ + NH3 Water appears in the balanced equation as a (reactant, product, neither) with a coefficient of (Enter 0 for neither.) How many electrons are transferred in this reaction?
Transcribed Image Text:Balance the reaction between I and N₂H4 to form I₂ and NH3 in basic solution. When you have balanced the equation using the smallest integers possible, enter the coefficients of the species shown. Enter "1" if the coefficient is "1." I + N₂H47 I₂ + NH3 Water appears in the balanced equation as a (reactant, product, neither) with a coefficient of (Enter 0 for neither.) How many electrons are transferred in this reaction?
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