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For the following redox reaction, what is the sum of the balancing coefficients when properly balanced using ion-electron method (in basic medium)? O2 Cr+ H2O2 Cr2O,²- + ↑ +

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Chapter19: Oxidation-reduction(electron Transfer) Reactions

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For the following redox reaction, what is the sum of the balancing
coefficients when properly balanced using ion-electron method (in basic
medium)?
O2
Cr*
H2O2
Cr2O,-
+
+

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