Concept Revolves around Oxidation/Reduction Reactions PracticeBalance the following redox reactions:Cl, + Mn2*- Mn;0, + C1-(acidic)I + Cu -Cu + 10.(basic)Fe* + Br -Fet + Bro(basic)I + Cr,0,-Cr* + I2 + H20(acidic)

(a) The given reaction is Cl2+Mn2+→Mn2O3+Cl-oxidation…

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Redox Reactions

Redox reactions are considered to be the chemical reactions involving both oxidation and reduction processes. They are actually oxidation-reduction reactions. The term redox is made from two words where “red” comes from reduction and “ox” comes from oxidation. During a redox reaction electron transfer takes place in such a way that one chemical compound gets reduced and the other one gets oxidized.

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Balance the following redox reactions:
Cl, + Mn2*
- Mn;0, + C1-
(acidic)
I + Cu -
Cu + 10.
(basic)
Fe* + Br -
Fet + Bro
(basic)
I + Cr,0,-
Cr* + I2 + H20
(acidic)

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