Directions: Inspect the given reactions very carefully, follow the given step-by-step procedure to balance the equation.1. Izig) + Clzg) + H2Om → HIO3(aq) + HClaq)2. Sno) + HNO309) → SnOz{s) + NO20) + H2O1)3. Alke) + Agʻ(aq) → AB+ + Ags)4. Kis) + Cr* (ag) → Cris) + K°(@q}5. Zn(s) + Sn2 aq) → Zn²*(aq) + Sn(s)6. H*(aq) + Cris) → Hzg) + Cr*(aq)7. Cus) + NO3(ag) → Cu2" (aq) + NOz(g)8. H2O2(aq) + CIO2(aq) → CIO2°(aq) + Ozg)9. NO2-tag) + Al(s) → NH3g) + AIO2-(aq)10. Als) + MnOs(aq) → MnOz(s) + Al(OH)«{(aq) (basic solution)(acidic solution)(acidic solution)(basic solution)(basic solution)item 2 and 3

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Directions: Inspect the given reactions very carefully, follow the given step- by-step procedure to balance the equation. 1. Izg) + Clzig) + H2Om → HIOsjag) + HCla) 2. Sng) + HNOsjag) → SnOzis) + NO2) + H2Om 3. Als) + Ag"(aq) → AP* + Agrs) 4. Ks) + Cr (aq) → Cris) + K'(aq) 5. Zns) + Sn2"(aq) → Zn²*(aq) + Sn(s) 6. Hag) + Cris)→ Hzig) + Cr³*(aq) 7. Cus) + NOsa) > Cu2" (aq) + NO29) 8. HzOzja) + CIO22(aq) → CIO2(aq) + Ozig) 9. NO2-jag) + Als) → NH3G) + AIO2-ag) 10. Al(s) + MnOs(ag) > MnOzis) + Al(OH)«´{aq) (basic solution) (acidic solution) (acidic solution) (basic solution) (basic solution) item 2 and 3

Directions: Inspect the given reactions very carefully, follow the given step- by-step procedure to balance the equation. 1. Izg) + Clzig) + H2Om → HIOsjag) + HCla) 2. Sng) + HNOsjag) → SnOzis) + NO2) + H2Om 3. Als) + Ag"(aq) → AP* + Agrs) 4. Ks) + Cr (aq) → Cris) + K'(aq) 5. Zns) + Sn2"(aq) → Zn²(aq) + Sn(s) 6. Hag) + Cris)→ Hzig) + Cr³(aq) 7. Cus) + NOsa) > Cu2" (aq) + NO29) 8. HzOzja) + CIO22(aq) → CIO2(aq) + Ozig) 9. NO2-jag) + Als) → NH3G) + AIO2-ag) 10. Al(s) + MnOs(ag) > MnOzis) + Al(OH)«´{aq) (basic solution) (acidic solution) (acidic solution) (basic solution) (basic solution) item 2 and 3

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