Chemistry, 12.08.2019 22:30, lovecats12

Consider the following redox equation mn(oh)2(s) + mno4 –(aq)  mno42 –(aq) (basic solution) when the equation is balanced with smallest whole number coefficients, what is the coefficient for oh –(aq) and on which side of the equation is oh –(aq) present?

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Consider the following redox equation mn(oh)2(s) + mno4 –(aq)  mno42 –(aq) (basic solution) when th...