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Question: 40 ml M 20 KMnO4 Sol + 50 ml KI solution in presence of h2so4 and the mixture diluted to 300 ml. 25 ...
40 ml M 20 KMnO4 Sol + 50 ml KI solution in presence of h2so4 and the mixture diluted to 300 ml. 25 ml mixture needs 5 ml of s M/50 K2 Cr2 07 Soln for titration Molarity of KI solution used is ?
0.344 M
Solution
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First Reaction: KMnO4 reacts with KI in acidic medium. The balanced equation is: 2MnO4−+10I−+16H+→2Mn2++5I2+8H2O The stoichiometry shows that 1 mole of KMnO4 reacts with 5 moles of KI.
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Calculate moles of KMnO4: Molarity of KMnO4=20M=0.05 M. Volume of KMnO4=40 ml =0.040 L. Moles of KMnO4=Molarity×Volume=0.05 M×0.040 L=0.002 moles.
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Calculate moles of KI reacted: Moles of KI reacted =5× Moles of KMnO4=5×0.002 moles=0.010 moles.
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Excess KI: The subsequent titration implies that KI was in excess. Let MKI be the molarity of the initial KI solution. Volume of KI solution =50 ml =0.050 L. Initial moles of KI=MKI×0.050 L. Moles of KI remaining (excess) =(MKI×0.050)−0.010 moles.
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Excess KI in the titrated portion: The mixture is diluted to 300 ml. A 25 ml portion is taken for titration. Moles of excess KI in 25 ml =[(MKI×0.050)−0.010]×300 ml25 ml.
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Second Reaction: The excess KI is titrated by K2Cr2O7 in acidic medium. The balanced equation is: Cr2O72−+6I−+14H+→2Cr3++3I2+7H2O The stoichiometry shows that 1 mole of K2Cr2O7 reacts with 6 moles of KI.
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Calculate moles of K2Cr2O7 used: Molarity of K2Cr2O7=50M=0.02 M. Volume of K2Cr2O7=5 ml =0.005 L. Moles of K2Cr2O7=0.02 M×0.005 L=0.0001 moles.
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Calculate moles of excess KI that reacted: Moles of excess KI reacted with K2Cr2O7=6× Moles of K2Cr2O7=6×0.0001 moles=0.0006 moles. This is the amount of excess KI present in the 25 ml mixture.
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Equate and solve for MKI: From step 5 and step 8: [(MKI×0.050)−0.010]×30025=0.0006 (MKI×0.050)−0.010=0.0006×25300 (MKI×0.050)−0.010=0.0006×12 (MKI×0.050)−0.010=0.0072 MKI×0.050=0.010+0.0072 MKI×0.050=0.0172 MKI=0.0500.0172=0.344 M.