Balance these equations for redox reactions occurring in ACIDIC MEDIUM. Identify the reducing agent and the oxidizing agent, including the number of valence electrons lost or gained during the reaction. a. [Fe(CN)6]* b. Fe(OH)2 c. CH3CH2OH [Fe(CN)6]* + Fe(OH)3 -> N2H4 O2 MnO4 N2 CH3COO + MnO2

Balance these equations for redox reactions occurring in ACIDIC MEDIUM. Identify the reducing agent and the oxidizing agent, including the number of valence electrons lost or gained during the reaction. a. [Fe(CN)6]* b. Fe(OH)2 c. CH3CH2OH [Fe(CN)6]* + Fe(OH)3 -> N2H4 O2 MnO4 N2 CH3COO + MnO2

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Balance these equations for redox reactions occurring in ACIDIC MEDIUM. Identify
the reducing agent and the oxidizing agent, including the number of valence
electrons lost or gained during the reaction.
a. [Fe(CN)s]*
b. Fe(OH)2
c. CH3CH2OH
d. P4
e. HS
f. Fe*
N2H4
(Fe(CN)6]* +
Fe(OH)3
CH3COO
NO
N2
O2
MnO4
H2PO4
S2032
Fe+
+
+ MnO2
NO3
HSO3
NH3OH*
+
N2O
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