I’m working on a chemistry exercise and need guidance to help me learn. Please notice that I do know the final result. What I need is you to show me step by step what you did to get to the balanced equation. I have tried multiple times and cannot make it. Please, do not use the algebraic method, just the simple method. If you draw it in a paper and upload a picture, that works for me as well. Thank you!

CH3CH2OH + KMnO4 + H2SO4 = CH3COH + MnSO4 + H2O + K2SO4

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Air (n1 = 1.0) surrounds a solid glass cube (n2 = 1.5) withedge length a = 7.0 cm. An incoming ray of light strikes thecube at the midpoint of face #1 (the front face). The refractedray strikes the midpoint of the edge that is shared by face #2(the top face) and face #6 (the back face). What angle ofincidence ?1 did the ray of light make with face #1? For thelimits check, investigate what happens to ?1 if the glass cube’sindex of refraction approaches that of air (n2 ? n1).

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