Answer to Question #186561 in General Chemistry for Donald

General Chemistry

Question #186561

Balance the following equation by the electron-balancing method. Name oxidizing and reducing agents:

NH₃+ O₂= N₂+ H₂O

Expert's answer

4NH₃+ 3O₂= 2N₂+ 6H₂O

4 N^-III - 12 e^- → 4 N⁰ (oxidation)

6 O⁰ + 12 e^- → 6 O^-II (reduction)

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