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I balanced the equation but I can’t seem to do the next part

I balanced the equation but I can’t seem to do the next part

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste
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I balanced the equation but I can’t seem to do the next part
4) Apply the mass conservation law (Adding H₂0) Exam-like Exercise: • Write and balance the following reaction: tin(II) sulphate + potassium permanganate+ sulphuric acid → tin(IV) sulphate+ manganese(II) sulphate + potassium sulphate + water Sn +2 +4 oxidizes Mn +7+2 reduces SnSou x+6-8 2=+2 1+2-8 2=+7 x+2(6-8) 2=+4 + KMnOy + H₂So →→ Sn (SO₂) ₂+ k₂504 + HnSO4+ H₂O x+6-8 2=+2 5SS0 +2KMnOy +8H₂SO4 → 5 Sn(SO₂)₂ + K₂SOg+2MnSO₂+8H₂0 Calculate the g of sulphuric acid necessary to produce 1.00 g of tin(IV) sulphate, in the presence of an excess of the other two reagents.
Transcribed Image Text:4) Apply the mass conservation law (Adding H₂0) Exam-like Exercise: • Write and balance the following reaction: tin(II) sulphate + potassium permanganate+ sulphuric acid → tin(IV) sulphate+ manganese(II) sulphate + potassium sulphate + water Sn +2 +4 oxidizes Mn +7+2 reduces SnSou x+6-8 2=+2 1+2-8 2=+7 x+2(6-8) 2=+4 + KMnOy + H₂So →→ Sn (SO₂) ₂+ k₂504 + HnSO4+ H₂O x+6-8 2=+2 5SS0 +2KMnOy +8H₂SO4 → 5 Sn(SO₂)₂ + K₂SOg+2MnSO₂+8H₂0 Calculate the g of sulphuric acid necessary to produce 1.00 g of tin(IV) sulphate, in the presence of an excess of the other two reagents.
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