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nataly862011 [7]
2 years ago
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At pH0 the more thermodynamically stable species is ______ and the most strongly oxidizing species is _______ . At pH14 the more

thermodynamically stable species is _______ and the most strongly oxidizing species is ______ . At pH0 ______ will tend to disproportionate and pH14 ________will tend to disproportionate. Under acidic conditions mixing Mn3+(aq) and MnO42- (aq) will result in the formation of______.
Chemistry
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Goryan [66]2 years ago
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Answer:

At pH0 the more thermodynamically stable species is lower and the most strongly oxidizing species is higher. At pH14 the more thermodynamically stable species is higher and the most strongly oxidizing species is lower . At pH0 convex curve will tend to disproportionate and pH14 concave curce will tend to disproportionate. Under acidic conditions mixing Mn3+(aq) and MnO42- (aq) will result in the formation of redox oxidation-reduction reaction.

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