Consider the following equation in aqueous solution: Cr:O,2 (aq) + S:O:² (aq) → Cr³*(aq) + S.O² (aq) Given that sulfur is oxidized, write the half-reaction for the oxidation in acidic solution. S:O;2 (aq) → S.O6² (aq)

Consider the following equation in aqueous solution: Cr:O,2 (aq) + S:O:² (aq) → Cr³*(aq) + S.O² (aq) Given that sulfur is oxidized, write the half-reaction for the oxidation in acidic solution. S:O;2 (aq) → S.O6² (aq)

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