Redox Reactions in Basic Aqueous Solution (two parts)Balance the following equations, using either the half-reaction method or the oxidation number method, and enter the coefficients in the boxes.The coefficients must be the smallest possible integers.All boxes must contain an entry.Si +Sn(OH),2 -H20 –H20 +ОН +SiO3HSNO2 +OHNote that neither H,0 nor OH" should appear on more than one side of the equation. Thus, some of the coefficients above must be 0. MnO4 +C2042- +|H20 +OHMnO2 +Co32- +H20ОН +Note that neither H,0 nor OH should appear on more than one side of the equation. Thus, some of the coefficients above must be 0.

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Balance the following equations, using either the half-reaction method or the oxidation number method, and enter the coefficients in the boxes. The coefficients must be the smallest possible integers. All boxes must contain an entry. Si + | Sn(OH)62- + ОН + H20 Sio32- + HSnO2 + H20 + OH" Note that neither H20 nor OH" should appear on more than one side of the equation. Thus, some of the coefficients above must be 0.

Balance the following equations, using either the half-reaction method or the oxidation number method, and enter the coefficients in the boxes. The coefficients must be the smallest possible integers. All boxes must contain an entry. Si + | Sn(OH)62- + ОН + H20 Sio32- + HSnO2 + H20 + OH" Note that neither H20 nor OH" should appear on more than one side of the equation. Thus, some of the coefficients above must be 0.

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