Supply coeffcients that balence the atoms and ions. Supply electrons (e-) that balence the charges. Balence the half-equation 1. Pb^2+ -> Pb^4+ ........ 2. ....... + Cl2 -> .......... Cl^- Blanence the following equation 3. ....... ClO3^- -> ........ Cl^- + ........ O2 4. ........ Al +........ Fe^2+ -> ......... Al^3+ + ........ Fe

Supply coeffcients that balence the atoms and ions. Supply electrons (e-) that balence the charges. Balence the half-equation 1. Pb^2+ -> Pb^4+ ........ 2. ....... + Cl2 -> .......... Cl^- Blanence the following equation 3. ....... ClO3^- -> ........ Cl^- + ........ O2 4. ........ Al +........ Fe^2+ -> ......... Al^3+ + ........ Fe

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