. A. Balance the following equation by oxidation number method:a. Cu + HNO,b. HCIO, + H,S → S,c. FESO, + K,Cr,O, + H,SO,→K,SO, + Cr,(SO,),+Fe,(SO,), + H,Od. MnSO, + PbO, + H,SO,NO + Cu(NO,), + H,0+ H,0+ HCI8.43»HMNO, + PBSO, + H,OB. For each redox reaction, identify the oxidizing and reducing agents.

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A. Balance the following equation by oxidation number method: a. Cu + HNO, b. HCIO, + H,S → S, c. FESO, + K,Cr,O, + H,SO,K NO + Cu(NO,)2 + H,O + HCI + H,O K,SO, + Cr,(SO,);+Fe,(SO,), + H,O

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. A. Balance the following equation by oxidation number method:
a. Cu + HNO,
b. HCIO, + H,S → S,
c. FESO, + K,Cr,O, + H,SO,→K,SO, + Cr,(SO,),+Fe,(SO,), + H,O
d. MnSO, + PbO, + H,SO,
NO + Cu(NO,), + H,0
+ H,0
+ HCI
8.
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3
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HMNO, + PBSO, + H,O
B. For each redox reaction, identify the oxidizing and reducing agents.

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