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In a COD determination, the excess dichromate that remains after oxidising the sample is determined by back titration with a standard solution of:
A
silver nitrate
B
potassium permanganate
C
sodium chloride
D
ferrous ammonium sulfate
Answer: D
The unused
Cr
X
2
O
X
7
X
2
−
is reduced by
Fe
X
2
+
from ferrous ammonium sulfate. The dichromate consumed by the sample is found by difference.
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