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To balance a half-reaction in basic solution, you need to add enough of which substances to balance the equation? H+ and H 2O H+ and OH - H2O and NO2 OH- and H + OH- and H 2 O
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To balance a half-reaction in basic solution, you need to add enough of which substances to balance the equation?
H+ and H
2O
H+ and OH -
H2O and NO2
OH- and H +
OH- and H 2 O
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E. OH- and H2O
Step-by-step explanation:
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In balancing half-reactions, it is important to know if the medium is basic or acidic. For basic medium, what is added to the reactant side is the hyroxide ion OH- and what is added to the other side is H2O. The answer is the fifth option.
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