The idea behind this problem is to balance the redox reaction on a separate piece of paper until you are finished. Then place the correct coefficients in front of each of the species in the balanced reaction. Before each chemical species is a box of the coefficient. Where there is a blank, there are two boxes. The box before the blank is for the coefficient. Type the number into this box. The box after the blank is asking the formula of the compound that goes there. This formula will be either H+, OH-, or H20. Please type them in this which you are to type the number way. When the following redox reaction is balanced in BASIC solution (blanks indicate either H*, OH", or H20) MnO2(s) + CIO"(aq) + L - MnO4 (aq) + Cl"(aq) + The correct coefficients in front of each species are (Left side of the arrow) MnO2(s) CiO(aq) Enter coefficient here Enter H+, OH-, or H2O here (Right side of the arrow) MnO4-(aq) cr(aq) Enter coefficient here Enter H+, OH-, or H2O here

The idea behind this problem is to balance the redox reaction on a separate piece of paper until you are finished. Then place the correct coefficients in front of each of the species in the balanced reaction. Before each chemical species is a box of the coefficient. Where there is a blank, there are two boxes. The box before the blank is for the coefficient. Type the number into this box. The box after the blank is asking the formula of the compound that goes there. This formula will be either H+, OH-, or H20. Please type them in this which you are to type the number way. When the following redox reaction is balanced in BASIC solution (blanks indicate either H*, OH", or H20) MnO2(s) + CIO"(aq) + L - MnO4 (aq) + Cl"(aq) + The correct coefficients in front of each species are (Left side of the arrow) MnO2(s) CiO(aq) Enter coefficient here Enter H+, OH-, or H2O here (Right side of the arrow) MnO4-(aq) cr(aq) Enter coefficient here Enter H+, OH-, or H2O here

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Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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