(a) MnO + VO²+ → Mn²+ + V(OH)4+ (b) I₂ + H₂S(g) → I¯¯+S(s) 2+ (c) Cr₂O7²- + U4+ → Cr³+ + UO₂2² (d) Cl + MnO₂ (s) → Cl₂(g) + Mn²+ (e) IO3 + I→ 1₂(aq) (f) IO3 + I + Cl¯ → ICl₂ HPO3²- + MnO4 + OH → PO+MnO²- Write balanced redox equations for the following reactions. Show the full balancing process and supply H+ and/or H2O as needed to obtain balance. Item g is balanced in basic medium while the rest are in acidic medium. Identify the oxidizing agent and the reducing agent on the left side of each equation in the previous problem.

(a) MnO + VO²+ → Mn²+ + V(OH)4+ (b) I₂ + H₂S(g) → I¯¯+S(s) 2+ (c) Cr₂O7²- + U4+ → Cr³+ + UO₂2² (d) Cl + MnO₂ (s) → Cl₂(g) + Mn²+ (e) IO3 + I→ 1₂(aq) (f) IO3 + I + Cl¯ → ICl₂ HPO3²- + MnO4 + OH → PO+MnO²- Write balanced redox equations for the following reactions. Show the full balancing process and supply H+ and/or H2O as needed to obtain balance. Item g is balanced in basic medium while the rest are in acidic medium. Identify the oxidizing agent and the reducing agent on the left side of each equation in the previous problem.

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