9:55A docs.google.comWhich equation represents a balancedredox reaction in basic medium?2→ 2MN2* + 8H,0 +2MNO,10Co,+ 16H* +5C,0,280H + S2 + 8I, + 4H,0 → SO,2 + 81 + 8H* +8ОН20H + Bi,0, + 2CIO → 2BİO, + 2Cl + H,0Bi,0, + 3H,0 –→ 2BİO, + 6H*Which equation represents a balancedredox reaction in acidic medium?2MNO, + 16H* + 5C,0,2²→ 2MN²* + 8H,O +10CO,80H + S2 + 4I, + 4H,0 → SO,2 + 81 + 8H* +8ОН20H + Bi,0, + 2CIO → 2BİO, + 2Cl + H,0Bi,0, + 3H,0 –→ 2BİO, + 6H*As a first step in balancing redox reactionsusing lon-Electron Method, identify theoxidation and reduction half-reactions ofthe following reaction: Bi,O, + CIO → BiO, +CIOxidation: Bi3+ → Bis* ; Reduction: Cl* → Cl

In a balanced redox reaction, we have H+ and OH- ions in acidic and basic medium respectively.

Which equation represents a balanced redox reaction in basic medium? 2Mno, + 16H* + 5C,0,2→ 2MN2+ + 8H,0 + 10CO, 80H + S? + 81, + 4H,0 → SO,² + 81 + 8H* + 80H 20H + Bi,0, + 2CIO → 2BİO, + 2Cl + H,0 Bi,O, + 3H,0 → 2BIO, + 6H* Which equation represents a balanced redox reaction in acidic medium? 2Mno, + 16H* + 5C,0,2→ 2MN2+ + 8H,0 + 10co, 80H + S? + 41, + 4H,0 → So,² + 81 + 8H* + 80H 20H + Bi,0, + 2ClO' → 2BİO, + 2Cl + H,0 Bi,0, + 3H,0 – 2BİO, + 6H*

Which equation represents a balanced redox reaction in basic medium? 2Mno, + 16H* + 5C,0,2→ 2MN2+ + 8H,0 + 10CO, 80H + S? + 81, + 4H,0 → SO,² + 81 + 8H* + 80H 20H + Bi,0, + 2CIO → 2BİO, + 2Cl + H,0 Bi,O, + 3H,0 → 2BIO, + 6H* Which equation represents a balanced redox reaction in acidic medium? 2Mno, + 16H* + 5C,0,2→ 2MN2+ + 8H,0 + 10co, 80H + S? + 41, + 4H,0 → So,² + 81 + 8H* + 80H 20H + Bi,0, + 2ClO' → 2BİO, + 2Cl + H,0 Bi,0, + 3H,0 – 2BİO, + 6H*

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter17: Equilibrium

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