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Balance the following equations in basic medium by ion-elecron method and oxidation number methods and identify the oxidizing agent and reducing agent.

{\sf{1) \: P_{4}(s) \: + \: OH^{-}(aq) \: {\rightarrow} \: PH_{3}(g) \: + \: H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}}}

{\sf{2) \: N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: + \: ClO_{3}^{-}(aq) {\rightarrow} \: NO(g) \: + \: Cl^{-}(g)}}

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Answered by lAravindReddyl
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Ion-Electron Method:-

Given:-

{\sf{1) \: P_{4}(s) \: + \: OH^{-}(aq) \: {\rightarrow} \: PH_{3}(g) \: + \: H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}}}

{\sf{2) \: N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: + \: ClO_{3}^{-}(aq) {\rightarrow} \: NO(g) \: + \: Cl^{-}(g)}}

To Find:

Balanced equations

Solution:

Let us balance 1st equation

{\sf{1) \: P_{4}(s) \: + \: OH^{-}(aq) \: {\rightarrow} \: PH_{3}(g) \: + \: H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}}}

P_{4}(s) is oxidized and formed  H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}

P_{4}(s) is reduced and formed PH_{3}(g)

Hence,

We can split the equations as

OXIDATION HALF REACTION:

{\sf{1) \: P_{4}(s) \: {\rightarrow}  \: H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}}}

RECUCED HALF REACTION:

{\sf{1) \: P_{4}(s)  \: {\rightarrow} \: PH_{3}(g)}}

Now, balance the OHR and RHR

OXIDATION HALF REACTION:

{\sf{ \: P_{4}(s) \: {\rightarrow}  \: H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}}}

  • Balance P atoms on the right side..by writing Stoichimetric coefficient 4

{\sf{\: P_{4}(s) \: {\rightarrow}  \: \bold{4}H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}}}

  • Now, add {OH}^{-}(aq) on left side. Since, there is a shortage of oxygen atoms. Now, place a suitable coefficient before it.

{\sf{ \:\bold{8OH^{-}(aq)}+  P_{4}(s) \: {\rightarrow}  \: \bold{4}H_{2}PO_{2}^{-} }}

  • Here, Hydrogen atoms are also balanced. Hence There is no requirement of adding water molecule

  • But, Charge should be balanced! . So, add 4 electorns on Right side.

{\sf{\:\bold{8OH^{-}(aq)}+  P_{4}(s) \: {\rightarrow}  \: \bold{4}H_{2}PO_{2}^{-} + \bold{4{e}^{-}}}}-----(1)

RECUCED HALF REACTION:

{\sf{ \: P_{4}(s) \: {\rightarrow} \: PH_{3}(g)}}

  • Balance P atoms on right side by adding coefficient 4

{\sf{\: P_{4}(s) \:  {\rightarrow} \: \bold{4}PH_{3}(g)}}

  • Now, balance Hydrogen atoms by Adding Water molecule and using particular coefficient on Left side.

{\sf{ \:\bold{12 H_2O }P_{4}(s) \:  {\rightarrow} \: \bold{4}PH_{3}(g)}}

  • Now balance Oxygen atoms by adding Hydroxyl ion and using particular coefficient on right side

{\sf{ \:\bold{12 H_2O }P_{4}(s) \:  {\rightarrow} \: \bold{4}PH_{3}(g) + \bold{12OH^{-}(aq) }}}

  • Balance the charge on by adding 12 electrons on left side

{\sf{ \:\bold{ 12{e}^{-}+ 12 H_2O }P_{4}(s) \:  {\rightarrow} \: \bold{4}PH_{3}(g) + \bold{12OH^{-}(aq)  } }}---(2)

Now, make sure that electors in eq. (1) and (2) should be equal and add both equatios

eq(1) × 3 + eq(2)

Then, we will get,

{\sf{ \:12 H_2O+ 12OH^{-}(aq)+ 4 P_{4}(s) \: + \: OH^{-}(aq) \: {\rightarrow} \:4 PH_{3}(g) \: + \:12 H_{2}PO_{2}^{-}}}

The above equation is balanced

Let us balance equation (2)

{\sf{2) \: N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: + \: ClO_{3}^{-}(aq) {\rightarrow} \: NO(g) \: + \: Cl^{-}(g)}}

On splitting the reactions into OHR and RHR

OHR:

{\sf{\: N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: {\rightarrow} \: NO(g) \: }}

  • Balance N atoms by writing Coefficient 2 on right side

{\sf{\: N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: {\rightarrow} \: \bold{2}NO(g) \: }}

  • Balance, Oxygen atoms and Hydrogen atoms by adding Hydroxyl ion and water molecule respectively. Also, use particular coefficients

{\sf{\:\bold{ 8OH^{-}(aq)}+ N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: {\rightarrow} \: \bold{2}NO(g) \: + \bold{6H_2O} }}

  • Now, balance the charge by adding 8 electrons on right side

{\sf{\:\bold{ 8OH^{-}(aq)}+ N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: {\rightarrow} \: \bold{2}NO(g) \: + \bold{6H_2O} + \bold{8{e}^{-}}}}---(1)

RHR:

{\sf{ \: ClO_{3}^{-}(aq) {\rightarrow} \: Cl^{-}(g)}}

  • Cl atoms are balanced. Now, balance Oxygen atoms and Hydrogen atoms on both side by adding Hydroxyl ions and water molecule respectively.

{\sf{ \: \bold{3H_2O}ClO_{3}^{-}(aq) {\rightarrow} \: Cl^{-}(g) + \bold{ 6OH^{-}(aq)}}}

  • Balance the charge by adding 6 electrons on left side

{\sf{ \:\bold{6{e}^{-1} }+ \bold{3H_2O}ClO_{3}^{-}(aq) {\rightarrow} \: Cl^{-}(g) + \bold{ 6OH^{-}(aq)}}}

Eq. 3 × (1) + 4 × (2)

{\sf{ \: 3N_{2}H_{4}(l) \: + \: 4ClO_{3}^{-}(aq) {\rightarrow} \: 3NO(g) \: + \: 4Cl^{-}(g) + 6H_2O }}

The above equation is balanced

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