Iron(II) hydrogen phosphite, FeHPO 3 , is oxidized by hypochlorite ions in basic solution. The products are
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Iron(II) hydrogen phosphite, FeHPO3, is oxidized by hypochlorite ions in basic solution. The products are chloride ions, phosphate ions, and iron(III) hydroxide. Write the balanced equation for each half-reaction and the overall equation for the reaction.
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