Balance the Net Ionic equation for this reaction. Cu(s) +H*(aq) +NO3 (aq)NO2(g) +H20(I) +Cu²+(aq) +NO3 (aq)(No species should appear on both sides of a properly balanced reaction equation. Therefore some coeffcient must be "0".)

In this reaction , Cu(s) oxidises into Cu+2 , So Cu acts as reducing agent , thus there should be a…

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Cu(s) + H*(aq) + | NO3°(aq) NO2(g) + H20(1) + Cu2+(aq) + NO3°(aq) (No species should appear on both sides of a properly balanced reaction equation. Therefore some coeffcient must be "0".)