14.56 Complete and balance the following oxidation-reduction reactions, assuming they occur in basic solution. (a) S2 (aq)+CrO (aq) (b) MnO,(aq)+CN (aq)¯ (c) Al(s)+OH(aq) S(s)+Cr(OH);(s) MnO (aq)+CNO¯(aq) Al(OH),(aq)+H2(g)

14.56 Complete and balance the following oxidation-reduction reactions, assuming they occur in basic solution. (a) S2 (aq)+CrO (aq) (b) MnO,(aq)+CN (aq)¯ (c) Al(s)+OH(aq) S(s)+Cr(OH);(s) MnO (aq)+CNO¯(aq) Al(OH),(aq)+H2(g)

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Complete and balance the following oxidation-reduction reactions, assuming they occur
in basic solution.
(a) S2 (aq)+CrO(aq)¯
(b) MnO,(aq)+CN (aq)¯
(c) Al(s)+OH(aq)
S(s)+Cr(OH);(s)
MnO (aq)+CNO¯(aq)
Al(OH),(aq)+H2(g)

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