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Answered by sheranrana5377
0

Answer:

The unbalanced redox equation is as follows:

NO

3

+4H

+

+e

→2H

2

O+NO

The oxidation numbers for nitrogen has been assigned.

+5

N

O

3

+4H

+

+e

2H

2

O+

+2

N

O

This is a reduction half equation. All atoms are balanced.

We balance charges by adding the appropriate number of electrons.

NO

3

+4H

+

+3e

→2H

2

O+NO

This is a balanced reduction half-reaction.

Thus, the number of electrons required to balance the equation is 3.

Hence, the correct option is C

Answered by яσѕнαη
1

Answer:

Explanation:

The unbalanced redox equation is as follows:

NO

3

+4H

+

+e

→2H

2

O+NO

The oxidation numbers for nitrogen has been assigned.

+5

N

O

3

+4H

+

+e

2H

2

O+

+2

N

O

This is a reduction half equation. All atoms are balanced.

We balance charges by adding the appropriate number of electrons.

NO

3

+4H

+

+3e

→2H

2

O+NO

This is a balanced reduction half-reaction.

Thus, the number of electrons required to balance the equation is 3.

Hence, the correct option is C

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