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0.2475 g of pure (198 g/mol) is dissolved in alkali, neutralised with bicarbonate, and titrated with an iodine solution; the arsenic(III) is oxidised to arsenic(V) and goes to . The end point is reached at 24.5 mL. Find the molarity of the iodine solution (three decimal places).

Numerical answer type, answer in M, tolerance 0.0006.

Answer: 0.102 M

= 0.2475/198 = 1.25 mmol, containing 2.50 mmol As(III). Each As changes by 2 e, so n-factor of = 4, giving 5.00 meq, i.e. 2.50 mmol (n = 2). Molarity = 2.50/24.5 = 0.102 M.
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