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Author: Julia Burdge
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Chapter 19, Problem 2QP

Balance the following redox equations by the half-reaction method:

( a ) Mn 2+ + H 2 O 2  MnO 2 + H 2 O ( in basic solution ) ( b ) Bi ( OH ) 3  + SnO 2 2  SnO 3 2  + Bi  ( in basic solution ) ( c ) Cr 2 O 7 2  +C 2 O 4 2  Cr 3+ + CO 2 ( in acidic solution ) ( d ) ClO 3  + Cl -  Cl 2 + ClO 2 ( in acidic solution ) ( e ) Mn 2+ + BiO 3   Bi 3+ + MnO 4 ( in acidic solution )

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Interpretation Introduction

Interpretation:

The given redox equations are to be balanced.

Concept introduction:

An oxidation reaction takes place when gain of electrons takes place and a reduction reaction takes place when removal of electrons takes place.

A chemical reaction in which electrons are transferred from one species to another is known as a redox reaction.

Answer to Problem 2QP

Solution:

a) 2OH+Mn2++H2O2MnO2+2H2O

b) 2Bi(OH)3+3SnO222Bi+3SnO32+3H2O

c) 14H++3C2O42+Cr2O726CO2+2Cr3++7H2O

d) 4H++2Cl+2ClO3Cl2+2ClO2+2H2O

e) 14H++2Mn2++5BiO32MnO4+5Bi3++7H2O

Explanation of Solution

a) Mn2++H2O2MnO2+H2O(in basic solution)

Step 1: Thehalf-reactions are separated as follows:

Oxidation: Mn2+MnO2Reduction: H2O2H2O

Step 2: By adding water, the oxygen atom is balanced as follows:

Mn2++2H2OMnO2+4H+H2O2+2H+2H2O

Step 3: Neutralize H+ ions by adding OH ions as follows:

 Mn2++2H2O+4OHMnO2+4H++4OH H2O2+2H++2OH2OH+2H2O

Step 4: Balancing the charges as follows:

 Mn2++2H2O+4OHMnO2+4H2O+2e H2O2+2H2O+2e2OH+2H2O

Step 5: By adding the above equations, the final equation is obtained as follows:

 Mn2++2H2O+4OHMnO2+4H2O+2e H2O2+2H2O+2e2OH+2H2O2OH+Mn2++H2O2MnO2+2H2O¯

The balanced equation is as follows:

2OH+Mn2++H2O2MnO2+2H2O

b) Bi(OH)3+SnO22SnO32+Bi(in basic solution)

Step 1 :Half-reactions are separated as follows:

Oxidation: SnO22SnO32Reduction: Bi(OH)3Bi

Step 2: Electrons are added to balance the oxidation number as follows:

SnO22SnO32+2e3e+Bi(OH)3Bi

Step 3: By adding water, the oxygen atom is balanced as follows:

2OH+SnO22SnO32+H2O+2e3e+Bi(OH)3Bi+3OH

Step 4: For getting the same number of electrons on each side of the aboveequations, the equations are multiplied by 3 and 2, respectively, as follows:

6OH+3SnO223SnO32+3H2O+6e6e+2Bi(OH)32Bi+6OH

Step 5: Adding the aboveequations and cancelling OH and H2O present on opposite sides as follows:

6OH+3SnO22+2Bi(OH)3+6e3SnO32+2Bi+3H2O+6e+6OH

The balanced equation is as follows:

2Bi(OH)3+3SnO222Bi+3SnO32+3H2O

c) Cr2O72+C2O42+Cr3++CO2(in acidic solution)

Step 1:Half-reactions are separated as follows:

Oxidation: C2O422CO2+2eReduction: Cr2O722Cr3+

Step 2: Balance the oxygen by adding 7 H2O as follows:

Cr2O722Cr3++7 H2O

Step 3: Balance the hydrogen by adding 14 H+ as follows:

Cr2O72+14H+2Cr3++7 H2O

Step 4: Charges are neutralized by adding electrons as follows:

Cr2O72+14H++6e2Cr3++7 H2O

Step 5: Multiplying oxidation half-reaction with 3 and adding to the above equation,

The equation is as follows:

3C2O426CO2+6eCr2O72+14H++6e2Cr3++7H2OCr2O72+3C2O42+14H+6CO2+2Cr3++7H2O¯

Therefore, the balanced chemical equation is as follows:

14H++3C2O42+Cr2O726CO2+2Cr3++7H2O

d) ClO3+ClCl2+ClO2(in acidic solution)

Step 1:Half-reactions are separated as follows:

Oxidation: ClCl2Reduction: ClO3ClO2

Step 2: Balance the oxidation half-reaction as follows:

2ClCl2+2e

Step 3: Balance the reduction half-reaction by adding water as follows:

ClO3ClO2

ClO3+2H++eClO2+H2O

Step 4: Multiplying the above equation by 2, adding to the aboveequation and cancelling the same terms on opposite sides as follows:

2ClCl2+2e2ClO3+4H++2e2ClO2+2H2O2Cl+2ClO3+4H+Cl2+2ClO2+2H2O¯

The balanced equation for this reaction will be as follows:

4H++2Cl+2ClO3Cl2+2ClO2+2H2O

e) Mn2++BiO3Bi3++MnO4(in acidic solution)

Step 1:Half reactions are separated as follows:

Oxidation: BiO3Bi3+Reduction: Mn2+MnO4

Step 2: Water is added to balance the oxygen on each side as follows:

BiO3Bi3++3H2OMn2++4H2OMnO4

Step 3: By adding H+ on each side, hydrogen is balanced as follows:

BiO3+6H+Bi3++3H2OMn2++4H2OMnO4+8H+

Step 4: Now electrons are added to balance the charges as follows:

BiO3+6H++2eBi3++3H2OMn2++4H2OMnO4+8H++5e

Step 5: The equations are multiplied by 5 and 2 respectively as follows:

5BiO3+30H++10e5Bi3++15H2O2Mn2++8H2O2MnO4+16H++10e

Step 6: Adding the equations and cancelling the same terms on opposite sides as follows:

5BiO3+30H++10e5Bi3++15H2O2Mn2++8H2O2MnO4+16H++10e14H++2Mn2++5BiO32MnO4+5Bi3++7H2O¯

The balanced equation for this reaction will be as follows:

14H++2Mn2++5BiO32MnO4+5Bi3++7H2O

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