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Using smallest integer coefficients balance the half-reaction given below in acid. How many H* are on the right? As2S3(s) → AsO4³-(aq) + SO4² (aq) Hint given in general feedback. Answer: 6 x

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Using smallest integer coefficients balance the half-reaction given below in acid. How many
H* are on the right?
As2S3(s) → AsO4³-(aq) + SO4²- (aq)
Hint given in general feedback.
Answer: 6
x

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