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Interpretation: The reaction
Concept Introduction: The
- First, the given redox reaction is divided into half reactions one oxidation and the other reduction.
- Based on mass and charge the half-reactions are balanced.
- The electrons on both sides of the reaction are equalized.
- Then add the half-reactions together and the common one is eliminated to get the balanced equation.
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Answer to Problem 46A
The balanced chemical equation of the reaction is,
Explanation of Solution
In the given reaction,
Sulfur,
Oxidation:
Reduction:
The number of oxygen can be balanced by the addition of 4 water molecules. Now the number of H in the reactant side can be balanced by the addition of
The balanced equation is,
(b)
Interpretation: The reaction
Concept Introduction: The chemical reaction that involves both oxidation and reduction is the redox reaction. Redox reactions can be balanced by following the half-reaction method. That is,
- First, the given redox reaction is divided into half reactions one oxidation and the other reduction.
- Based on mass and charge the half-reactions are balanced.
- The electrons on both sides of the reaction are equalized.
- Then add the half-reactions together and the common one is eliminated to get the balanced equation.
(b)
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Answer to Problem 46A
The balanced chemical equation of the reaction is,
Explanation of Solution
In the given reaction,
Copper,
Oxidation:
Reduction:
Multiplying the oxidation equation by 3 and the reduction equation by 2 will make the electron count balanced. Nitrogen count is also balanced. The oxygen count can be balanced by the addition of 6 molecules of water on the product side. And in the reactant side corresponding
Therefore the balanced chemical equation is,
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