The balance net ionic equation for the oxidation of aqueous potassium bromide with solid manganese (IV) oxide in aqueous acidic solution should be determined. Concept introduction: A redox reaction leads to oxidation and reduction processes simultaneously. Oxidation and reduction reactions are the processes involved in the loss or gain an electron. Oxidation is the process that involved the loss of electrons and oxidized to cation whereas reduction is the process that involved the gain of electrons and reduced to anion.

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Chapter 22, Problem 22.146SP

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The balance net ionic equation for the oxidation of aqueous potassium bromide with solid manganese (IV) oxide in aqueous acidic solution should be determined.

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A redox reaction leads to oxidation and reduction processes simultaneously. Oxidation and reduction reactions are the processes involved in the loss or gain an electron. Oxidation is the process that involved the loss of electrons and oxidized to cation whereas reduction is the process that involved the gain of electrons and reduced to anion.

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