2Sn2- Sn4- - SnThis reaction is an example of-

The correct option is A Disproportionation reactionHere Sn^2+ disproportionates into nbsp; Sn^4+ and nbsp;Sn hence this is disproportionation ...

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Types of Redox Reactions

2Sn2+→ Sn4+ +...

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$2 S n^{2 +} \to S n^{4 +} + S n$
This reaction is an example of:

Comproportionation reaction

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Disproportionation reaction

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Decomposition reaction

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Neutralisation

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S n^{4 +} (a q) + 4 e^{-} \to S n (s)

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[1] P b^{2 +} > P b^{4}, S n^{2 +} > S n^{4 +}

[2] P b^{2 +} < P b^{4}, S n^{2 +} < S n^{4 +}

[3] P b^{2 +} > P b^{4}, S n^{2 +} < S n^{4 +}

[4] P b^{2 +} < P b^{4}, S n^{2 +} > S n^{4 +}

[5] S n^{2 +} < P b^{2 +}, S n^{4 +} > P b^{4 +}

[6] S n^{2 +} < P b^{2 +}, S n^{4 +} < P b^{4 +}

S N^{2}

S N^{1}

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