The correct option is
D Cr(OH)3−(2),ClO−−(3),CrO2−4−(2),Cl−−(3)Cr(OH)3+ClO−+OH−→CrO2−4+Cl−+H2O
in a balanced chemical reaction number of all atoms at right side should be equal to the left side of the reaction.
Balancing a chemical reaction as:
Step 1: Assign oxidation numbers to each of the atoms in the equation and write the numbers above the atom as:
+3Cr(OH)3++1ClO−+OH−→+6CrO2−4+−1Cl−+H2O
Step 2: Identify the atoms that are oxidized and those that are reduced as:
Reduction: +1ClO−→−1Cl−
Oxidation: +3Cr(OH)3→+6CrO2−4
Step 3: oxidation-number change is:
Reduction: +1ClO−→−1Cl−: Gain of 2 electron
Oxidation: +3Cr(OH)3→+6CrO2−4: Loss of total 3 electrons
Step 4: Balance the total change in oxidation number as:
Reduction: +1ClO−→−1Cl−×3: Gain of 6 electron
Oxidation: +3Cr(OH)3→+6CrO2−4×2: Loss of total 6 electrons
OR
Reduction: 3+1ClO−→3−1Cl−
Oxidation: 2+3Cr(OH)3→2+6CrO2−4
Step 5: Balance O atoms in reduction reaction by adding H2O and then balance H by H+ as:
Reduction: 3+1ClO−+6H+→3−1Cl−+3H2O
Oxidation: 2+3Cr(OH)3+2H2O→2+6CrO2−4+4H+
Step 6: For base catalysed reaction add OH− to both side to neutralize H+ as:
Reduction: 3+1ClO−+6H++6OH−→3−1Cl−+3H2O+6OH−
Oxidation: 2+3Cr(OH)3+2H2O+4OH−→2+6CrO2−4+4H++4OH−
OR
Reduction: 3+1ClO−+3H2O→3−1Cl−+6OH−
Oxidation: 2+3Cr(OH)3+4OH−→2+6CrO2−4+2H2O
Thus overall reaction is:
3+1ClO−+3H2O+2+3Cr(OH)3+4OH−→3−1Cl−+6OH−+2+6CrO2−4+2H2O
OR
3ClO−+H2O+2Cr(OH)3→3Cl−+2OH−+2CrO2−4
thus the values of coefficients of balanced reaction are:
Cr(OH)3−(2),ClO−−(3),CrO2−4−(2),Cl−−(3)