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Chapter 5, Problem 38E
Interpretation Introduction
Interpretation: The number of water molecules present in the
Concept introduction: Redox reactions are those in which both oxidation and reduction occur. Oxidation is the loss of electron by the species, whereas reduction is the gain of electron by the species.
To determine: The number of water molecules present in the balanced equation of the redox reaction.
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