Use the following equations to answer this question: A 12 +2e- 21 B SO4²- + H+ + e- H₂SO3 + H₂O CIO + H₂O + e- CI + OH Cl₂ + 2e- 2CI Br₂ + 2e- 2Br F Fe³+ + e- Fe2+ A student mixed some iron (II) ions with some bleach and observed a precipitate. The most likely name for the precipitate is Iron (III) chloride Iron (II) chloride Sodium chloride Iron (III) hydroxide Iron (II) hydroxide C D E

Use the following equations to answer this question: A 12 +2e- 21 B SO4²- + H+ + e- H₂SO3 + H₂O CIO + H₂O + e- CI + OH Cl₂ + 2e- 2CI Br₂ + 2e- 2Br F Fe³+ + e- Fe2+ A student mixed some iron (II) ions with some bleach and observed a precipitate. The most likely name for the precipitate is Iron (III) chloride Iron (II) chloride Sodium chloride Iron (III) hydroxide Iron (II) hydroxide C D E

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Chapter4: Stoichiometry Of Chemical Reactions

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