Click in the answer box to activate the palette. Balance the following redox reaction and do not include the states of matter. In one of the few reactions known for astatine, the oxidation of astinide ion by chlorine gas in acid solution produces astinate ion (AtO3¯) and chloride ion. X +3C12 +3H2 O-At 03 +6C1 +6H +6e

Click in the answer box to activate the palette. Balance the following redox reaction and do not include the states of matter. In one of the few reactions known for astatine, the oxidation of astinide ion by chlorine gas in acid solution produces astinate ion (AtO3¯) and chloride ion. X +3C12 +3H2 O-At 03 +6C1 +6H +6e

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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