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the gas phase. Note that this reaction cannot be balanced with the half-reaction n. In the gas phase, H2 O (1) is used to balance oxygen atoms and H3 O+ and urposes. ONLY integers should be used in your answer.

the gas phase. Note that this reaction cannot be balanced with the half-reaction n. In the gas phase, H2 O (1) is used to balance oxygen atoms and H3 O+ and urposes. ONLY integers should be used in your answer.

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Balance the following redox reaction in the gas phase. Note that this reaction cannot be balanced with the half-reaction method and must be done by inspection. In the gas phase, H2 O (1) is used to balance oxygen atoms and H3 O+ and OH are not available for balancing purposes. ONLY integers should be used in your answer. NH3 (aq) + O2 (g) –→ NO2 (g) Enter your chemical notation here
Transcribed Image Text:Balance the following redox reaction in the gas phase. Note that this reaction cannot be balanced with the half-reaction method and must be done by inspection. In the gas phase, H2 O (1) is used to balance oxygen atoms and H3 O+ and OH are not available for balancing purposes. ONLY integers should be used in your answer. NH3 (aq) + O2 (g) –→ NO2 (g) Enter your chemical notation here
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