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Step 1: Reaction - 1 in acidic medium

The given redox reaction is:

                Cr2O72-aq + C2O42-aq  Cr3+aq + CO2g

Oxidation state of Cr in Cr2O72- :

                                                                          (2×Oxidation state of Cr)+ (-2(charge of O atom) x 7) =-2                                                            Oxidation state of Cr = +6

Oxidation state of C in C2O42- :

                                             (2×Oxidation state of C)+ (-2(charge of O atom) x 4) =-2                                                            Oxidation state of C = +3   

Oxidation state of C in CO2 :

                                             (1×Oxidation state of C)+ (-2(charge of O atom) x 2) =0                                                            Oxidation state of C = +4

Therefore Chromium is undergoing reduction and Carbon is undergoing Oxidation.

Step 2

The reduction half reaction is:

                                   Cr2O72-aq   Cr3+aq         

  • Balancing Cr atoms:

There are 2 Cr atoms on reactant side and 1 Cr atom in products side. Multiplying Cr3+ with 2 will give equal number of Cr atoms on both the sides. The reaction changes to:

              Cr2O72-aq   2Cr3+aq 

 

  • Balancing O atoms:

There are 7 O atoms on reactant side and zero O atom in products side. Adding 7 H2O on products side. The reaction changes to:

              Cr2O72-aq   2Cr3+aq + 7H2O

  • Balancing H atoms:

There are zero H atoms on reactant side and 14 H atoms in products side. Addition of 14 H+ to reactants side will give equal number of H atoms on both the sides. The reaction changes to:

              Cr2O72-aq + 14H+  2Cr3+aq +7H2O

 

  • Balancing the charge:

There is +12 charge on reactant side and +3 charge on products side. Addition of 9 electrons to products side will balance the charge. The reaction changes to:

              Cr2O72-aq + 14H+ + 9e-  2Cr3+aq + 7H2O

Step 3

The Oxidation half reaction is:

                                   C2O42-aq CO2g        

  • Balancing C atoms:

There are 2 C atoms on reactant side and 1 C atom on products side. Multiplying CO2 with 2 will give equal number of C atoms on both the sides. The reaction changes to:

                               C2O42-aq 2CO2g

  • Balancing the charge:

There is -2 charge on reactant side and zero charge on products side. Addition of 2 electrons to products side will balance the charge. The reaction changes to:

              C2O42-aq 2CO2g + 2e-

Now balancing the electrons in both the half reactions:

  • Multiplying reduction half reaction with 2 gives:

                               2×(Cr2O72-aq + 14H+ + 9e-  2Cr3+aq + 7H2O)2Cr2O72-(aq) + 28H+ + 18e-  4Cr3+(aq) + 14H2O

  • Multiplying oxidation half reaction with 9 gives:

                               9×(C2O42-aq 2CO2g + 2e-)9C2O42-(aq) 18CO2(g) + 18e-

Now adding both the half reactions gives:

                                      2Cr2O72-(aq) + 28H+ + 18e-  4Cr3+(aq) + 14H2O(+)                                    9C2O42-(aq) 18CO2(g) + 18e---------------------------- 2Cr2O72-(aq) + 28H+ + 18e- +  9C2O42-(aq) 4Cr3+(aq) + 14H2O +18CO2(g) + 18e-

Therefore the balanced redox reaction in acidic medium is:

        2Cr2O72-(aq) + 28H+ +  9C2O42-(aq) 4Cr3+(aq) + 14H2O +18CO2(g)

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