A solution containing bromate ions (BrO3) is reacted with excess iodide ions (1) producing iodine (12). The evolved iodine is then titrated with standard thiosulfate (S203²) solution. The pertinent reactions are given below: BrO¸¯ + 6I¯ +6H* →Br¯ +3I₂ + 3H₂O 3 excess 2- I₂ +2S₂O3²¯ →21¯ +S406²- Which of the following stoichiometric relationships between BrO3 and S₂03² is correct? #mmol BrO3 = 3/2(#mmol S₂O3²-) #mmol BrO3 = 1/6(#mmol S₂03²-) 3(#mmol BrO3) = 2(#mmol S₂03²-) #mmol BrO3 = 2(#mmol S₂03²)

A solution containing bromate ions (BrO3) is reacted with excess iodide ions (1) producing iodine (12). The evolved iodine is then titrated with standard thiosulfate (S203²) solution. The pertinent reactions are given below: BrO¸¯ + 6I¯ +6H* →Br¯ +3I₂ + 3H₂O 3 excess 2- I₂ +2S₂O3²¯ →21¯ +S406²- Which of the following stoichiometric relationships between BrO3 and S₂03² is correct? #mmol BrO3 = 3/2(#mmol S₂O3²-) #mmol BrO3 = 1/6(#mmol S₂03²-) 3(#mmol BrO3) = 2(#mmol S₂03²-) #mmol BrO3 = 2(#mmol S₂03²)

Chemistry & Chemical Reactivity

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Author:John C. Kotz, Paul M. Treichel, John Townsend, David Treichel

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Chapter18: Principles Of Chemical Reactivity: Entropy And Free Energy

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