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. Consider the following reduction-oxidation “skeleton” equation, Br2(l) = BrO3 ‒ (aq) + Br‒ (aq) a....

. Consider the following reduction-oxidation “skeleton” equation,

Br2(l) = BrO3 ‒ (aq) + Br‒ (aq)

a. Write a balanced equation for the reduction-oxidation reaction that occurs in basic solution.

b. Using your balanced equation, identify the chemical species that is: (1) oxidized, (2) reduced, (3) the reducing agent, and (4) the oxidizing agent.

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Expert Solution

Br2 (l) ----------- > BrO3 (aq.) + Br (aq.)

Oxidation half reaction: Br2 (l) ------------ > BrO3 (aq.)

Reduction half reaction: Br2 (l) ------------ > Br (aq.)

1) Balancing of atoms other than O and H,

OHR: Br2 (l) --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.)

RHR: Br2 (l) ------------ > 2Br (aq.)

2)Balancing of O and H,

OHR: Br2 (l) + 6H2O --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.) + 12H+ (aq.)

RHR: Br2 (l) ------------ > 2Br (aq.) no need.

3) Balancing of charge:

OHR: Br2 (l) + 6H2O --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.) + 12H+ (aq.) + 10 e-

RHR: Br2 (l) + 2e- ------------ > 2Br (aq.)

4) Balancing of electron number

RHR : 5Br2 (l) + 10e- ------------ > 10 Br (aq.)

5) Addition of OHR and RHR

Br2 (l) + 6H2O + 5Br2 (l) + 10e- --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.) + 12H+ (aq.) + 10 Br (aq.) + 10 e-

10 e- cancelled out as then,

Br2 (l) + 6H2O + 5Br2 (l) --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.) + 12H+ (aq.) + 10 Br (aq.)

For the radox reaction in basic medium let us add 12 OH- ions to both side to neutralize 12H+ ions

Br2 (l) + 6H2O + 5Br2 (l) + 12 OH --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.) + 12H+ (aq.) + 10 Br (aq.) + 12 OH-

On right 12 H2O molecules will be formed and 6 of which are cancelled by 6H2O on left.

Br2 (l) + 5Br2 (l) + 12 OH --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.) + 6H2O + 10 Br (aq.)

i.e. 6Br2 (l) + 12 OH --------- > 2BrO3 (aq.) + 6H2O + 10 Br (aq.)

is the balanced equation for the Redox that occurs in basic solution.

(1) oxidized: Br2(O.S.= 0) is oxidized to BrO3 (O.S. = +5)

(2) Reduced: Br2(O.S.= 0) is reduced to Br- .

(3) the reducing agent: Br2

(4) the oxidizing agent: Br2.

No other atom in the reaction changed oxidation state.

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