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Consider the following unbalanced redox reaction:
`H_(2)O+AX+BYrarrHA+OY+X_(2)B`
The oxidation number of `X` is `-2` and niether `X` nor water is involved in the redox process.
If the above reaction is balanced with smallest whole number coefficients, the sum of the stoichiometric coefficients of all the compound is

A

`9`

B

`8`

C

`7`

D

`6`

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To solve the given unbalanced redox reaction: **Reaction:** \[ H_2O + AX + BY \rightarrow HA + OY + X_2B \] **Step 1: Identify the components of the reaction.** - Reactants: \( H_2O, AX, BY \) - Products: \( HA, OY, X_2B \) **Step 2: Write down the number of atoms for each element on both sides.** - **Left Side:** - H: 2 (from \( H_2O \)) - A: 1 (from \( AX \)) - X: 1 (from \( AX \)) - B: 1 (from \( BY \)) - Y: 1 (from \( BY \)) - O: 1 (from \( H_2O \)) - **Right Side:** - H: 1 (from \( HA \)) - A: 1 (from \( HA \)) - X: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - B: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - Y: 1 (from \( OY \)) - O: 1 (from \( OY \)) **Step 3: Balance the hydrogen (H) atoms.** - Left Side: 2 H - Right Side: 1 H - To balance, we place a coefficient of 2 in front of \( HA \): \[ H_2O + AX + BY \rightarrow 2HA + OY + X_2B \] **Step 4: Update the atom counts after balancing H.** - **Left Side:** - H: 2 - A: 1 - X: 1 - B: 1 - Y: 1 - O: 1 - **Right Side:** - H: 2 (from \( 2HA \)) - A: 2 (from \( 2HA \)) - X: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - B: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - Y: 1 (from \( OY \)) - O: 1 (from \( OY \)) **Step 5: Balance the A atoms.** - Left Side: 1 A - Right Side: 2 A - To balance, we place a coefficient of 2 in front of \( AX \): \[ H_2O + 2AX + BY \rightarrow 2HA + OY + X_2B \] **Step 6: Update the atom counts after balancing A.** - **Left Side:** - H: 2 - A: 2 (from \( 2AX \)) - X: 2 (from \( 2AX \)) - B: 1 - Y: 1 - O: 1 - **Right Side:** - H: 2 (from \( 2HA \)) - A: 2 (from \( 2HA \)) - X: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - B: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - Y: 1 (from \( OY \)) - O: 1 (from \( OY \)) **Step 7: Balance the B atoms.** - Left Side: 1 B - Right Side: 2 B - To balance, we place a coefficient of 2 in front of \( BY \): \[ H_2O + 2AX + 2BY \rightarrow 2HA + OY + X_2B \] **Step 8: Update the atom counts after balancing B.** - **Left Side:** - H: 2 - A: 2 - X: 2 - B: 2 (from \( 2BY \)) - Y: 2 (from \( 2BY \)) - O: 1 - **Right Side:** - H: 2 (from \( 2HA \)) - A: 2 (from \( 2HA \)) - X: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - B: 2 (from \( X_2B \)) - Y: 1 (from \( OY \)) - O: 1 (from \( OY \)) **Step 9: Final check for balance.** - All elements are balanced: - H: 2 = 2 - A: 2 = 2 - X: 2 = 2 - B: 2 = 2 - Y: 2 = 1 (not balanced) - O: 1 = 1 **Step 10: Final adjustments.** - To balance Y, we need to adjust \( OY \). Since we have 2 Y in the left side, we need to place a coefficient of 2 in front of \( OY \): \[ H_2O + 2AX + 2BY \rightarrow 2HA + 2OY + X_2B \] **Step 11: Calculate the sum of stoichiometric coefficients.** - Coefficients: - \( H_2O \): 1 - \( 2AX \): 2 - \( 2BY \): 2 - \( 2HA \): 2 - \( 2OY \): 2 - \( X_2B \): 1 **Sum:** \[ 1 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 2 + 1 = 10 \] **Final Answer:** The sum of the stoichiometric coefficients is **10**. ---

To solve the given unbalanced redox reaction: **Reaction:** \[ H_2O + AX + BY \rightarrow HA + OY + X_2B \] **Step 1: Identify the components of the reaction.** - Reactants: \( H_2O, AX, BY \) - Products: \( HA, OY, X_2B \) ...
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