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3. Balance each of the following using the half reaction method and label oxidizing agent and reducing agent in each C:0 + Mno: + co. • Mn" Oxidizing Agent Reducing Agent, H10, + Cr + 10 + Cr

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C.
S + NO;
> NO: + Sa
Oxidizing Agent
Reducing Agent

3. Balance each of the following using the half reaction method and label oxidizing agent and
reducing agent in each
C:0 + MnO2
+ Mn*
a.
Oxidizing Agent
Reducing Agent
b.
Hs10s + Cr
→ 10
+ Cr+
Oxidizing Agent
Reducing Agent

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