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Which of the following correctly give the moles of acidified needed per mole of the substance (each product is the highest stable oxidation state: oxalate to , nitrite to nitrate, to , is not oxidised further)?

  1. A : 0.4 mol
  2. B : 0.4 mol
  3. C : 0.6 mol
  4. D : 0.6 mol

Answer: A, B, D

Moles of KMnO4 = (electrons lost per mole)/5. FeC2O4 loses 3 e-, so 0.6 mol; H2C2O4 loses 2 e-, so 0.4 mol; NaNO2 loses 2 e-, so 0.4 mol. In Fe2(C2O4)3 only the three oxalates react: 6 e-, so 1.2 mol, not 0.6.
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