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I have a question regarding on redox titration experiment. Can you explain what is the purpose of standardisation on aknown concentration sodium thiosulphate solution?
In the begging, we accept the concentration of sodium sulphate as 0.100 M but are we sure that this is the real concentration value of the sodium sulphate? For example; if the real value is 0.089, the number of moles will change and it will effect the results.My opinion is like that.
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Could you help me how to solve this problem ? Ma'am.... One vitamin C tablet is dissolved in an acidic solution. Add 2 g of solid KI and 50.00 mL of the 0.01795 M KIO3 solution. The solution is titrated with a 0.1258 M thiosulfate solution and reaches the endpoint at 6.12 mL of titrant. What are the moles of triiodide consumed by the vitamin C tablet?
I have a commercial Povidone-Iodine solution that I would like to test to know the amount of free iodine in this solution. how do I prepare the Iodate solution? should I jump to equation 2 right away and start titrating with sodium thiosulphate without the previous reaction?