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how to predict the ions present in an aqueous solution. it is a reaction between (KMnO4)...

how to predict the ions present in an aqueous solution.
it is a reaction between (KMnO4) and (H2C2O4).
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This involves redox reaction. Oxalic acid is oxidised to CO2 by KMnO4 (Mn7+) which itself gets reduced to Mn2+. The reaction may takes place in acidic medium or basic medium.

In acidic medium the net balanced equation is-

2MnO4−+ 5H2C2O4 + 6H+   ⟶ 2Mn2+  + 10CO2  + 8H2O

In Basic medium-

2MnO4−+ 3H2C2O4 + H2O + 8OH-   ⟶ 2OH- + 2MnO2  + 6CO2  + 11H2O

Balancing of ions is given below-

Consider the reaction between permanganate ion and oxalic acid to form manganese (II) ion and carbon dioxide in acidic medium. The overall balanced redox equation can be formed using following steps-

Write the skeletal equation for the reaction; identify what is oxidized and reduced. C is oxidized, +3 → +4 H-C-04 is the red

Prepare to add the half reacitons together by multiplying by an appropriate factor so that the electrons cancel out. 5 x [ ox

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