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A 24H2S+8Cr2O2−7+16H+→8Cr2O3+3S8+32H2OThe unbalanced redox equation is as follows:
H2S+Cr2O2−7+H+→Cr2O3+S8+H2O
Balance all atoms other than H and O.
8H2S+Cr2O2−7+H+→Cr2O3+S8+H2O
The oxidation number of chromium changes from +6 to +3. The change in the oxidation number of one chromium atom is 3. For 2 Cr atoms, the change in the oxidation number is 6.
The oxidation number of sulphur changes from -2 to 0. The change in the oxidation number of one S atom is 2. For 8 S atoms, the change in the oxidation number is 16.
The increase in the oxidation number is balanced with decrease in the oxidation number by multiplying Cr2O2−7 and Cr2O3 with 8 and by multiplying H2S and S8 with 3.
24H2S+8Cr2O2−7+H+→8Cr2O3+3S8+H2O
O atoms are balanced by adding 32 H2O molecules on RHS.
24H2S+8Cr2O2−7+H+→8Cr2O3+3S8+32H2O
Hydrogen atoms are balanced by adding 15 H+ on LHS.
24H2S+8Cr2O2−7+16H+→8Cr2O3+3S8+32H2O
This is the balanced chemical equation.