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Given the unbalanced reaction: _____Au3+(aq) + ____I-(aq) → ____Au(s) + ____I2(s) Balance the reaction and select...

Given the unbalanced reaction:

_____Au3+(aq) + ____I-(aq) → ____Au(s) + ____I2(s)

Balance the reaction and select the correct reduction half cell equation (after balancing the redox reaction)

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