How do I figure out D? 11. In warm, acidic, aqueous conditions the following reaction can take place (unbalanced, spectator ionsomitted):IO, + V+ I+ V$+(a) Which element is oxidized?Which is reduced? I(b) Determine the balanced net ionic equation in acidic conditions using thehalf-reaction method.ovid./2 reaurin.Note: you should showsome evidence of yourthought process inyour response.V3t V st + 2e/reduc.n react ion : 10y104I+4 H2010, +8HI+4H20I0 18H*+7e I +4H,07V3++2 I04+16M 7V54 + 21 +8H,0(c) If 50. mL of a 0.30 M solution of potassium periodate, KIO, (aq) is used for this reaction, how many grams ofV*(aq) will be produced? Assume the reaction only proceeds in the forward direction (as written) and with anexcess of dissolved VCl, (aq).# of modes of KIOn30mol x SOx 10:3 =0.015 mol%3D2 mol IO,7 moj Vst0.01S moi 104- x0.015 mol v =0.0525 mol VstMass produced 0.052smol x 51mol =12.08g(d) Suppose the cap were left off the container of 0.30 M solution of KIO4 such that some of the waterevaporated. Explain the effect of this procedural mishap on the production of Vt ions?(AP Exam Strategy: In lab error questions, try using hypothetical data to show that you are right, even if theydon't ask you to. This helps the reader understand your explanation)

Given that, there is 50 mL of 0.30 M KIO4 solution is present in the container. As it is a solution…

(d) Suppose the cap were left off the container of 0.30 M solution of KIO4 such that some of the water evaporated. Explain the effect of this procedural mishap on the production of Vt ions? (AP Exam Strategy: In lab error questions, try using hypothetical data to show that you are right, even if they don't ask you to. This helps the reader understand your explanation)

(d) Suppose the cap were left off the container of 0.30 M solution of KIO4 such that some of the water evaporated. Explain the effect of this procedural mishap on the production of Vt ions? (AP Exam Strategy: In lab error questions, try using hypothetical data to show that you are right, even if they don't ask you to. This helps the reader understand your explanation)

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Chapter18: Electrochemistry

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