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Identify the substances oxidized and reduced.
Standard Electrode Potentials (298 K)

Transcribed Image Text:In acidic solution, Oz and Mn²+ ions react spontaneously:
03(g) + Mn²*(aq) + H,O(1) → 0,(8) + MnO,(s) + 2H*(aq)
E
cell
0.84 V
Write the balanced half-reactions and calculate E
when given E
= 2.07 V.
manganese
ozone
Include states of matter in your answers.
Reduction half-reaction: 0,+2H +2e =H,0+02
2+
Oxidation half-reaction: Mn +2H,0=MnO,+2e +4H
E
-1.23 V
manganese
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