Write electrode equations for the electrolytic production c (a) magnesium metal from molten magnesium chloride; (b) perchlorate ion, Clo, , from chlorate ion, ClO, , in aqueous solution; (c) permanganate ion, MnO, , from manganate ion, MnO , in aqueous solution; (d) fluorin 4 4 from fluoride ion in a molten salt, State in each case

Write electrode equations for the electrolytic production c (a) magnesium metal from molten magnesium chloride; (b) perchlorate ion, Clo, , from chlorate ion, ClO, , in aqueous solution; (c) permanganate ion, MnO, , from manganate ion, MnO , in aqueous solution; (d) fluorin 4 4 from fluoride ion in a molten salt, State in each case

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