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Separate the redox reaction into its component half-reactions. 30, +4Cr 2Cr,O, Use the symbol e for an electron. oxidation half-reaction: reduction half-reaction:

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30, +4Cr →
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Use the symbol e for an electron.
oxidation half-reaction:
reduction half-reaction:
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