Balance these equations for redox reactions occurring in ACIDIC MEDIUM. Identify the reducing agent and the oxidizing agent, including the number of valence electrons lost or gained during the reaction. a. [Fe(CN)s]* b. Fe(OH)2 C. CH3CH2OH d. P4 e. HS f. Fe* N2H4 → Fe(OH)3 MnO, -> [Fe(CN)sJ* + N2 O2 CH3COO NO -> + MnO2 NO3 HSO3 NH3OH H2PO4 S203? Fe N20

Balance these equations for redox reactions occurring in ACIDIC MEDIUM. Identify the reducing agent and the oxidizing agent, including the number of valence electrons lost or gained during the reaction. a. [Fe(CN)s]* b. Fe(OH)2 C. CH3CH2OH d. P4 e. HS f. Fe* N2H4 → Fe(OH)3 MnO, -> [Fe(CN)sJ* + N2 O2 CH3COO NO -> + MnO2 NO3 HSO3 NH3OH H2PO4 S203? Fe N20

Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Chapter13: Titrations In Analytical Chemistry

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