Fill in the blanks: (7.1b. continued) Complete and balance the following by ion-electron method. Reactions are taking place in acidic solution. b) Mn*2(aq) + BiO3 (aq) Bi* (ag) * (aq) Mn04 (aq) Analysis: Previous page. Final Balanced equation: Mn2 (aq) BiO3 (aq) H* - Mn04 (aq) Bit (aq) H20 Important: Check that number of atoms & charges are balanced.

Fill in the blanks: (7.1b. continued) Complete and balance the following by ion-electron method. Reactions are taking place in acidic solution. b) Mn2(aq) + BiO3 (aq) Bi (ag) * (aq) Mn04 (aq) Analysis: Previous page. Final Balanced equation: Mn2 (aq) BiO3 (aq) H* - Mn04 (aq) Bit (aq) H20 Important: Check that number of atoms & charges are balanced.

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