After balancing the oxidation and reduction half equation independently, we can add the two equations together to balance the overall redox equation. We need to modify the half equations so that the total number of electrons on both half equations are the same, and when the two half equations are added, the electrons are cancelled out and do not appear in the final balanced redox equation. For a step-by-step tutorial on how to balance the overall redox equation, watch this video tutorial now!
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