Give a clear explanation handwritten answer...and balanced the equation.. हिंकल्र गलिए भांडष ह ला एखटी .-8tde लीthe sreactions. Blamce the oYggan8 byadding water. Btance Jydrogemes by caddingtydbrog en ion (Ht). Blamce charge bycadding etectrond to the mare positive side.Side of2 NOC81+ 02 C9)2NO2 C8)2HN03C99) +Nocg)8 No2 C9) + HzO(d)=+ 14 Ht ca4)+ 6 Pu3tcag)(११)) =4++46 Pu Cag) et7 H20(4)+2cr3(aq)

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Chemistry: The Molecular Science

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Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

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Chapter6: Covalent Bonding

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Give a clear explanation handwritten answer...and balanced the equation..

हिंकल्र गलिए भांडष ह ला एखटी .-8tde ली
the sreactions. Blamce the oYggan8 by
adding water. Btance Jydrogemes by cadding
tydbrog en ion (Ht). Blamce charge by
cadding etectrond to the mare positive side.
Side of
2 NOC81+ 02 C9)
2NO2 C8)
2HN03C99) +Nocg)
8 No2 C9) + HzO(d)=
+ 14 Ht ca4)+ 6 Pu3tcag)
(११)
) =
4++
4
6 Pu Cag) et7 H20(4)
+2cr3
(aq)

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