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balance the following equation​

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Answered by kanushi58
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Answered by priyanshu2776
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Hey i got your answer, MARK IT BRAINLIEST

Explanation:

1. Identify the oxidation number of every atom.

Left hand side: Fe = +2; Mn = +7; O = -2

Right hand side: Fe = +3; Mn = +2

2. Determine the change in oxidation number for each atom that changes.

Fe: +2 → +1; Change = +1

Mn: +7 → +2; Change = -5

3. Make the total increase in oxidation number equal to the total decrease in oxidation number.

We need 5 atoms of Fe for every 1 atom of Mn. This gives us total changes of +5 and -5.

4. Place these numbers as coefficients in front of the formulas containing those atoms.

5Fe2++1MnO-4→5Fe3++1Mn2+

5. Balance all remaining atoms other than H and O.

Done.

6. Balance O.

Add enough H2O molecules to the deficient side to balance O.

We have 4 O atoms on the left, so we need 4 H2O on the right.

5Fe2++1MnO-4→5Fe3++1Mn2++4H2O

7. Balance H.

Add enough H+ ions to the deficient side to balance H.

We have 8 H atoms on the right, so we need 8 H+ on the left.

5Fe2++1MnO-4+8H+→5Fe3++1Mn2++4H2O

8. Check that atoms and charges balance.

On the left: : 5 Fe; 1 Mn; 8 H; 4 O

On the right: 5 Fe; 1 Mn; 8H; 4 O

On the left: ll+10ll- 1 + 8 = +17

On the right: +15 + 2mm=+17

The balanced equation is

5Fe2++1MnO-4+8H+→5Fe3++1Mn2++4H2O

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