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Chemistry
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ISBN: 9781111779740
Author: REGER
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 18, Problem 18.33QE

(a)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The balanced equation for the reaction has to be given.

  Al(s) +ClO(aq)Al(OH)4(aq)+ClO(aq)

Concept introduction:

Steps for balancing half –reactions in BASIC solution:

  • Balance all atoms except H and O in half reaction.
  • Balance O atoms by adding water to the side missing O atoms.
  • Balance the H atoms by adding H+ to the side missing H atoms.
  • Balance the charge by adding electrons to side with more total positive charge.
  • Make the number of electrons the same in both half reactions by multiplication, while avoiding fractional number of electrons.
  • Add the same numbers of OH- groups as there are H+ present to both sides of the equation.

(a)

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Explanation of Solution

The given reaction is as follows:

  Al(s) +ClO(aq)Al(OH)4(aq)+Cl(aq)

The two half-cell reactions can be written as below:

  AlAl(OH)4ClOCl

Steps for balancing half –reactions in BASIC solution:

  1. 1. Balance all atoms except H and O in half reaction.

    AlAl(OH)4ClOCl

  2. 2. Balance O atoms by adding water to the side missing O atoms.

    Al+4H2OAl(OH)4ClOCl+H2O

  3. 3. Balance the H atoms by adding H+ to the side missing H atoms.

    Al+4H2OAl(OH)4+4H+ClO+2H+Cl+H2O

  4. 4. . Add the same numbers of OH- groups as there are H+ present to both sides of the equation

Al+4H2O+4OHAl(OH)4+4H2OClO+2H2OCl+H2O+2OH

  1. 5 Balance the charge by adding electrons to side with more total positive charge.

Al+4H2O+4OHAl(OH)4+4H2O+3eClO+2H2O+2eCl+H2O+2OH

  1. 6 Make the number of electrons the same in both half- reactions by multiplication, while avoiding fractional number of electrons.

    2Al+8H2O+8OH2Al(OH)4+8H2O+6e3ClO+6H2O+6e3Cl+3H2O+6OH

  2. 7 The half reactions can be added together and then same species on opposite side of the arrow can be cancelled for simplifying the equation:

    2Al+ 3ClO+3H2O+2OH2Al(OH)4+3Cl

Therefore, the balanced reaction is as follows.

2Al+ 3ClO+3H2O+2OH2Al(OH)4+3Cl

(b)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The balanced equation for the reaction has to be given.

  MnO4(aq) +SO32(aq)MnO2(s)+SO42(aq)

Concept Introduction:

Refer to (a)

(b)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

The given reaction is as follows:

  MnO4(aq) +SO32(aq)MnO2(s)+SO42(aq)

The two half-cell reactions can be written as below:

  MnO4MnO2SO32SO42

Steps for balancing half –reactions in BASIC solution:

  1. 1. Balance all atoms except H and O in half reaction.

MnO4MnO2SO32SO42

  1. 2. Balance O atoms by adding water to the side missing O atoms.

MnO4MnO2+2H2OSO32+H2OSO42

  1. 3. Balance the H atoms by adding H+ to the side missing H atoms.

MnO4+4H+MnO2+2H2OSO32+H2OSO42+2H+

  1. 4. . Add the same numbers of OH- groups as there are H+ present to both sides of the equation

MnO4+4H2OMnO2+2H2O+4OHSO32+H2O+2OHSO42+2H2O

  1. 5. Balance the charge by adding electrons to side with more total positive charge.

    MnO4+4H2O+3eMnO2+2H2O+4OHSO32+H2O+2OHSO42+2H2O+2e

  2. 6. Make the number of electrons the same in both half- reactions by multiplication, while avoiding fractional number of electrons.

2MnO4+8H2O+6e2MnO2+4H2O+8OH3SO32+3H2O+6OH3SO42+6H2O+6e

  1. 7. The half reactions can be added together and then same species on opposite side of the arrow can be cancelled for simplifying the equation:

    2MnO4+ 3SO32+H2O2MnO2+3SO42+2OH

Therefore, the balanced reaction is as follows.

  2MnO4+ 3SO32+H2O2MnO2+3SO42+2OH

(c)

Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The balanced equation for the reaction has to be given.

  Zn(s) +NO3(aq)Zn(OH)42(aq)+NH3(aq)

Concept introduction:

Steps for balancing half –reactions in BASIC solution:

  • Balance all atoms except H and O in half reaction.
  • Balance O atoms by adding water to the side missing O atoms.
  • Balance the H atoms by adding H+ to the side missing H atoms.
  • Balance the charge by adding electrons to side with more total positive charge.
  • Make the number of electrons the same in both half reactions by multiplication, while avoiding fractional number of electrons.
  • Add the same numbers of OH- groups as there are H+ present to both sides of the equation.

(c)

Expert Solution
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Explanation of Solution

The given reaction is as follows:

  Zn(s) +NO3(aq)Zn(OH)42(aq)+NH3(aq)

The two half-cell reactions can be written as below:

  ZnZn(OH)42NO3NH3

Steps for balancing half –reactions in BASIC solution:

  1. 1. Balance all atoms except H and O in half reaction.

ZnZn(OH)42NO3NH3

  1. 2. Balance O atoms by adding water to the side missing O atoms.

Zn+4H2OZn(OH)42NO3NH3+3H2O

  1. 3. Balance the H atoms by adding H+ to the side missing H atoms.

Zn+4H2OZn(OH)42+4H+NO3+9H+NH3+3H2O

  1. 4. . Add the same numbers of OH- groups as there are H+ present to both sides of the equation

Zn+4H2O+4OHZn(OH)42+4H2ONO3+9H2ONH3+3H2O+9OH

  1. 5. Balance the charge by adding electrons to side with more total positive charge.

Zn+4H2O+4OHZn(OH)42+4H2O+2eNO3+9H2O+8eNH3+3H2O+9OH

  1. 6. Make the number of electrons the same in both half- reactions by multiplication, while avoiding fractional number of electrons.

4Zn+16H2O+16OH4Zn(OH)42+16H2O+8eNO3+9H2O+8eNH3+3H2O+9OH

  1. 7. The half reactions can be added together and then same species on opposite side of the arrow can be cancelled for simplifying the equation:

    4Zn+ NO3+6H2O+7OH4Zn(OH)42+NH3

Therefore, the balanced reaction is as follows.

  4Zn+ NO3+6H2O+7OH4Zn(OH)42+NH3

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