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sp2606 [1]
2 years ago
10

Balance the following reactions using either the oxidation number method or the half-reaction method. Identify which element has

been oxidized and which has been reduced.
Ce4+ + I– → Ce3+ + IO3– (in a basic solution)
Chemistry
1 answer:
Marina86 [1]2 years ago
6 0

6Ce^{4+} + I^- + 6OH^- → 6Ce^{3+} + IO_3^- + 3H_2O is the balanced chemical equation.

<h3>What is a balanced chemical equation?</h3>

A balanced chemical reaction is an equation that has equal numbers of each type of atom on both sides of the arrow.

Half-reaction method:

Unbalanced chemical equation:

Ce^{4+} + I^-→ Ce^{3+} + IO^{3-}

Oxidation half-reaction:

I^-+ 6OH^- - 6e- → IO^{3-} + 3H_2O

Reduction half-reaction:

Ce4^+ + e^- → Ce^{3+}

Balanced chemical equation:

6Ce^{4+} + I^- + 6OH^-→ 6Ce^{3+} + IO^{3-} + 3H_2O

Oxidation number method:

Unbalanced chemical equation:

Ce^{4+} + I^-→ Ce^{3+} + IO^{3-}

I^{-1} -6e^-→ I^{+5}

Ce^{4+} + e^- → Ce^{3+}

Balanced chemical equation:

6Ce^{4+} + I^{-1} → 6Ce^{3+} + I^{+5}

or

6Ce^{4+} + I^- + 6OH^-→ 6Ce^{3+} + IO_3^- + 3H_2O

Hence, 6Ce^{4+} + I^- + 6OH^-→ 6Ce^{3+} + IO_3^- + 3H_2O is the balanced chemical equation.

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