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H2 + ReO-4 ———> ReO2 + H2O....Balance the given equation

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Answered by shamimsh355
3

Answer:

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Explanation:

ReO4 + 2H2 → ReO2 + 2H2O

Answered by Anonymous
0

Answer:

The unbalanced redox equation is as follows:

H

2

+ReO

4

OH

ReO

2

+H

2

O

All atoms other than H and O are balanced..

The oxidation number of Re changes from 7 to 4. The change in the oxidation number of Re is 3.

The oxidation number of H changes from 0 to 1. The change in the oxidation number per H atom is 1. For 2 H atoms, the change in the oxidation number is 2

The increase in the oxidation number is balanced with decrease in the oxidation number by multiplying ReO

4

and ReO

2

with 2 and by multiplying H

2

and CIO

2

with 3.

3H

2

+2ReO

4

OH

2ReO

2

+3H

2

O

O atoms are balanced by adding 1 water molecule on RHS.

3H

2

+2ReO

4

OH

2ReO

2

+4H

2

O

To balance H atoms, add 2 H

+

on LHS.

3H

2

+2ReO

4

+2H

+

OH

2ReO

2

+4H

2

O

Since the reaction occurs in basic medium, add 2 hydroxide ions on both sides of the equation.

3H

2

+2ReO

4

+2H

+

+2OH

OH

2ReO

2

+4H

2

O+2OH

On LHS, 2 H

+

ions combine with 2 OH

ions to form 2 water molecules which cancel out with 2 water molecules on RHS.

3H

2

+2ReO

4

OH

2ReO

2

+2H

2

O+2OH

This is the balanced chemical equation.

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