Dynamic_Equilibrium
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Products of basic Gold(III) Nitrate and hydrogen gas
im deeply frustrated by this chemistry problem so ill just cut to it
3H2 + Au(NO3)3 + OH- >>> Au(NO2)3 + 3H2O
that should be right unless it forms nitrogen dioxide gas, dont bases dissociate completely? anyone know the half reactions for this? that'd be great
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You're reaction is not balanced as you have a charge of -1 on the left side and 0 on the right side. In addition to having the number of atoms
balanced, you also need to balance charge.
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It will reduce Au3+ to Au metal.
2Au3+ 3H2 -------> Au + 6H+
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damn i feel dumb now  , thanks guy, if that is ur real name
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| Quote: | Originally posted by Dynamic_Equilibrium
damn i feel dumb now , thanks guy, if that is ur real name
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dont worry about it, it happens to all of us. haha
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