In Balancing Redox equation the first thing is to _.

Correct answer: B. Write the skeleton Equation

  • A. Balance out all the Reactants
  • B. Write the skeleton Equation
  • C. Calculate the oxidation number
  • D. Identify the elements

Explanation

b) Write the skeleton Equation: This option is a correct step in balancing a redox equation. The first thing to do is to write the skeleton equation, which represents the unbalanced chemical reaction with the correct formulas of reactants and products.

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