Write balanced half-reactions in which MnO4-acts as an oxidant at

(a)pH=0;(b)pH=10;(c)pH=15.

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The balanced half-reactions are,

(a)MNO4-+8H++5e-mn2+4H2O(b)MnO4-+4H++3e-MnO2(s)+2H2O(c)MnO4-+e-MnO42-

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Definition of redox titration

  • Redox reactions are the oxidation-reduction chemical reactions in which the oxidation states of the reactants change. The term redox refers to the reduction-oxidation process.
  • All redox reactions can be divided down into two types of reactions: reduction and oxidation.
  • In a redox reaction, or Oxidation-Reduction process, the oxidation and reduction reactions always happen at the same time.
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Balanced Half-reactions inMnO4-

a)

At pH = 10, in strongly acidic conditions, KMnO4is reduced to colorless Mn2+:

role="math" localid="1654846415242" MNO4-+8H++5e-Mn2++4H2O

b)

At , pH = 10 in slightly alkaline conditions, is reduced to solid brown MnO2:

role="math" localid="1654846745489" MnO4-+4H++3e-MnO2(s)+2H2O

c)

At , in strongly alkaline conditions, KMnO4is reduced to green Manganate anion

MnO4-+e-MnO42-

is reduced to green Manganate anion

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