Question

When balancing the oxidation and reduction half-reactions for acidic solutions, you should:

use H+ and OH− equally in order to balance the equation

use H+ only in order to balance the equation

use H+ and H2O, as needed to balance the equation

use OH− and H2O, as needed to balance the equation

Answer 1

@thefurball

Answer 2

@sweetburger

Answer 3

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Answer 4

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Answer 5

I'd have to say Option D, since an equation might not need equal parts hydrogen and oxygen.

Answer 6

Okay

Answer 7

Well Data says option C.

Answer 8

Yeah, he's probably right now that I think about it, cause you want to use hydrogen first, I'm not an expert, but I do know that you need H2O and only to add it as needed.

Answer 9

Oka then , thanks!

Answer 10

Thank you!

Answer 11

Sure thing.

Answer 12

Yep correct! (: