5. A more complex example where other atomsare involved. Balance the following reaction inbasic solution.r (aq) + MnO4 (aq)MnO, (s)+ BrO;" (aq)TABLE 19.1 Standard Electrode Potentials at 25 °CReduction Half-ReactionE'(V)F + 20H,0,(aq) + 2 H(aq)+2 e2F(aq)2.87Strongeroxidizing agentWeaker2 H,0- PBSO (s) +2 H,0)-Mn0(s)+ 2 H,0)Mn (aq) 4 H,O)- Auts)1.78reducing agentPO,(s) + 4 H"(ag) + S0,2-(aq) + 2 e1.69Mno, (aq)+ 4 H'(aq) 3 eMno, (aa) + 8 H (aq)+5 eAu (aq)+3ePbO,(s)+ 4 H(aa) + 2 eCl,(g) + 2 e"1.681.511.501.46- P (ag) + 2 HO- 2a(aq)1.361.33Cr0, (aq) + 14 H'(ag) + 6 e0+ 4 H (aq) + 4 eMnO(s)+4 H'(aq) +2 e10, (aq) 6 H'(aq) + 5eBr+2evo, (aq) + 2 H'(aq) + eNO, (aq) + 4 H°(aq) + 3eCIO+e2 C"(aq) + 7 H,On- 2 H,O1)1.23Mn (aq) + 2 HyOV)121ulae) + 3 H,0()2 Br (ag)- vo"(aq) +H,00- NO + 2 H,O0- CIO, (aa)- Agis)1.201.091.000.960.95Ag"(aa) + e0.80Fe (aq) +O+2 H'(aq)+2e- Fe*(aq)0.77- H,O,(ag)0.70Mn0, Taa) + eMn0 (aa)0.568) + 2 e52r(ag)0.54Cu'(ag) + eCucs)0.52O + 2 H,O) + 4eCu (aa)+2e0.40- Cus)(be).HO0.34- HSO,(ag) + H,000.20so (ao) + 4 H"(aq) + 2 eCư* (aq) +e- Cu'(aa)0.16Sn** (ag) + 2 eS (aq)0.152 H'(ag)+2 eFe (ag)+3ePb (aq)+2 eSn (aq) +2 eN (aq)+2 eC (ag)+2 eFe (aq) +2eCr (ag)+eCr"(aq)+3eZn (aq)+2 e2 H,O+2eMn (aq)+2 eAP (ag)+3eMg (aq) +2 eNa (ao)+ eCa (ag)+2 e-Hyl- Fe(s)-0.036- Pb(s)-0.13- Snis)-0.14- N(s)-0.23- Cas)-0.40- Fes)-0.45- Cr* (ag)-0.50- Cris)--0.73Znts)-0.76- Hyl + 2 0H (aq)-0.83Mn(s)-1.18- AlS)-1.66- Mgis)-2.37- Nas)-2.71- Cas)-2.76Ba (ag) + 2 e- Ba(s)-2.90K (aq) + e- KIS)-2.92WeakerStrongervaducina aanntavidirina saantU'lag) +eU(s)-3.04

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5. A more complex example where other atoms are involved. Balance the following reaction in basic solution. Br (aq) + Mn04 (aq) MnO, (s) + BrO;" (aq)

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