what is the difference between a redox rxn in and acidic soln or basic

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In acid solution the balance is made with H^+ and H2O. In basic solution the balance is made with OH^- and H2O. However, none of this makes much difference since there are several schemes that work and this is just a form to follow to balance those tough redox equations. One method is to always balance with H^+ and H2O, then add OH^- to that if it is a basic solution.
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