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.1. For the overall reaction UO,* + 3 Pt3* + 8 H,0 → U* + 3 Pt5* + 16 OH- .1a. write the half reactions .1b. Label each half reaction as oxidation or reduction .1c. Determine n, the number of electrons transferred in the overall reaction

.1. For the overall reaction UO,* + 3 Pt3* + 8 H,0 → U* + 3 Pt5* + 16 OH- .1a. write the half reactions .1b. Label each half reaction as oxidation or reduction .1c. Determine n, the number of electrons transferred in the overall reaction

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