QUESTION 5 For the reaction below, determine the stoichiometric coefficient on the hydrogen ion in the balanced redox reaction in acid solution. In compounds, the oxidation state of O is 2-. Assume X is a diatomic element and that M is a metal that can have multiple oxidation states. This question is not multiple choice, you will input the integer answer to this question. MO 3 (aq) + X 3+ (aq) → X 4+ (aq) + M 3+ (aq)

QUESTION 5 For the reaction below, determine the stoichiometric coefficient on the hydrogen ion in the balanced redox reaction in acid solution. In compounds, the oxidation state of O is 2-. Assume X is a diatomic element and that M is a metal that can have multiple oxidation states. This question is not multiple choice, you will input the integer answer to this question. MO 3 (aq) + X 3+ (aq) → X 4+ (aq) + M 3+ (aq)

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