Fill in the missing chemical terms and oxidation numbers in the passage describing the reaction of hydrogen sulfide gas with an acidified oxidizing solution.
Cevap:When hydrogen sulfide gas () is bubbled into an acidified solution of potassium tetraoxomanganate(VII), the purple solution is decolorized because acts as a 【reducing】 agent. During this redox process, sulfur is oxidized from an oxidation state of 【-2】 in to 【0】 in the yellow elemental precipitate formed.
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The first blank is 'reducing', the second blank is '-2', and the third blank is '0'.
Hydrogen sulfide () acts as a strong reducing agent in aqueous chemical reactions. When reacted with acidified , it reduces purple ions to colorless ions, while sulfur itself is oxidized from an oxidation state of to , forming a insoluble yellow precipitate of elemental sulfur.
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Reducing properties of hydrogen sulfide gas and oxidation state changes in redox reactions