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Balance the following using the ½ reaction method Permanganate ion plus bromide ion yields (MnO4) and...

Balance the following using the ½ reaction method Permanganate ion plus bromide ion yields (MnO4) and BrO3 - (basic solution)

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MnO4- + Br- ----> MnO2 + BrO3-

Oxidation half reaction is : Br- ----> BrO3-   

Balance O atoms ( by adding H2O on the deficient side ) : Br- +3H2O ----> BrO3-

Balance H atoms ( by adding H2O on deficient side & OH- on the other side) :

                            Br- +3H2O +6OH- ----> BrO3- +6H2O

Balance charge ( by adding electrons) : Br- +3H2O +6OH- ----> BrO3- +6H2O + 5e- ------(1)

Reduction half reaction is : MnO4- ----> MnO2

Balance O atoms ( by adding H2O on the deficient side ) : MnO4- ----> MnO2 +2H2O

Balance H atoms ( by adding H2O on deficient side & OH- on the other side) :

                           MnO4- + 4H2O ----> MnO2 +2H2O + 4OH-     

Balance charge ( by adding electrons) : MnO4- + 4H2O +3e- ----> MnO2 +2H2O + 4OH-    ----(2)

The combined equation is obtained by adding both half cells so that electrons cancel each other.

This can be done as follows :

[3xEqn(1) ] + [5xEqn(2)] gives

3Br- +9H2O +18OH- +5MnO4- + 20H2O +15e- ----> 5MnO2 +8H2O + 20OH- + 3BrO3- + 18H2O + 15e-

3Br- +3H2O +5MnO4- ----> 5MnO2 + 2OH- + 3BrO3-


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