b. Will vo2 disproportionateconditions? Explain.or will V3. and VO2* comproportionate to form VO2+ under acidic 2. Consider the Frost diagram of vanadium species under acidic and basic conditions:Frost diagram for vanadiumVO.-pH = 0pH = 14HV2OSTVO2VO-2-30 1 234Oxidation numbera. Which is the most stable form of vanadium under acidic conditions? Under basic conditions?ACIDIC CONDITIONS:BASIC CONDITIONS:(A) .au

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b. Will vo2 disproportionate
conditions? Explain.
or will V3. and VO2* comproportionate to form VO2+ under acidic

2. Consider the Frost diagram of vanadium species under acidic and basic conditions:
Frost diagram for vanadium
VO.-
pH = 0
pH = 14
HV2OST
VO2
VO
-2
-3
0 1 2
3
4
Oxidation number
a. Which is the most stable form of vanadium under acidic conditions? Under basic conditions?
ACIDIC CONDITIONS:
BASIC CONDITIONS:
(A) .au

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