INSTRUCTIONSa. Determine the most probable products from the given reactants based on the indicatedreaction type. Write NO REACTION if the reaction will not proceed based on the givenreactants.b. IF THE REACTION PROCEEDS: Balance the equation.c. IF THE REACTION PROCEEDS: Assign the oxidation numbers for all atoms in theequation and indicate whether it is a redox reaction or not.d. FOR REDOX REACTIONS: Identify the reduction and oxidation half-reactions, as well asthe reducing and oxidizing agents. 4. DECOMPOSITION INTO ELEMENTAL FORMS: NaN3(6) → ??5. POSSIBLE SINGLE DISPLACEMENT: Zn(s) + M9SO4(aq) → ??6. POSSIBLE DOUBLE DISPLACEMENT: NANO3(aq) + NISO4(aq) → ??

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4. DECOMPOSITION INTO ELEMENTAL FORMS: NaN3(6) → ?? 5. POSSIBLE SINGLE DISPLACEMENT: Zn(s) + M9SO4(aq) → ?? 6. POSSIBLE DOUBLE DISPLACEMENT: NANO3(aq) + NISO4(aq) → ??

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Chapter18: Electrochemistry

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 1RQ: What is a half-reaction? Why must the number of electrons lost in the oxidation half reaction equal...

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