4,5,6 III.Write the half-reactions and balance the redox equations1. Cr(s) + Ag+ Cr+3 + Ag(s)2. NO3-+ Cu(s) → N2O4(g) + Cu+23. H202 + Ce4+ → 02(g) + Ce+34. UO2+2 + Zn(s) → U+4 + Zn+25. IO3-+ I-6. MnO4 + Mn+2 + OH-→ MnO2(s) (Hint: This is a basic solutior--→ I2(s)

Write the half-reactions and balance the redox equations 1. Cr(s) + Ag+ → Cr+3 + Ag(s) 2. NO3 + Cu(s) → N2O4(g) + Cu+2 B. H2O2 + Ce4+ → O2(g) + Ce+3 1. UO2+2 + Zn(s) → U+4 + Zn+2 5. IO3 +I-→ I2(s) S. Mn04 + Mn+2 + OH-→ MnO2(s) (Hint: This is a basic solutior

Write the half-reactions and balance the redox equations 1. Cr(s) + Ag+ → Cr+3 + Ag(s) 2. NO3 + Cu(s) → N2O4(g) + Cu+2 B. H2O2 + Ce4+ → O2(g) + Ce+3 1. UO2+2 + Zn(s) → U+4 + Zn+2 5. IO3 +I-→ I2(s) S. Mn04 + Mn+2 + OH-→ MnO2(s) (Hint: This is a basic solutior

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Write the half-reactions and balance the redox equations
1. Cr(s) + Ag+ Cr+3 + Ag(s)
2. NO3-+ Cu(s) → N2O4(g) + Cu+2
3. H202 + Ce4+ → 02(g) + Ce+3
4. UO2+2 + Zn(s) → U+4 + Zn+2
5. IO3-+ I-
6. MnO4 + Mn+2 + OH-→ MnO2(s) (Hint: This is a basic solutior
--→ I2(s)

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