Letter J only 1. Balance the following reactions in both acidic and basic media, identify the oxidation andreduction reactions, and identify the oxidizing and reducing agents.a. The oxidation of iodide ion I- by permanganate ion Mn0, in basic solution to yieldmolecular iodine I2 and manganese (IV) oxide Mn02.b. Fe2+ + Mn0,c. Sn + NO3 → Sn02 + NO2d. Zn + N03→ Fe3+ + Mn²+Zn2+ + NHf. Sn|Sniag)||Pbiag)|Pb(s)2+2+3+(aq)h. Pt|Cutag), Cuaq)||Mgaq)|Mg(s)i. Pt|Criag), Cr20aq)||C103(aq9), Clag)|Ptj. Mn(s)|Mnag)||Haq)|H2C9) |Pt2+

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