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In the determination of chemical oxygen demand (COD), the organic matter of the sample is oxidised using:
A
alkaline potassium permanganate only at 20
∘
C
B
dissolved oxygen kept in the dark for 5 days
C
acidified potassium dichromate
D
chlorine gas under ultraviolet light
Answer: C
COD is found by heating the sample with a known excess of acidified
K
X
2
Cr
X
2
O
X
7
. The unused dichromate is determined by back titration.
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