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Redox titrations with KMnO4 and K2Cr2O7
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eq188
25.0
mL
of a ferrous sulphate solution requires
21.5
mL
of
0.0200
M
KMnO
X
4
in acidic medium. The molarity of the
Fe
X
2
+
solution is:
A
0.0860
M
B
0.172
M
C
0.0172
M
D
0.430
M
Answer: A
MnO
X
4
X
−
+
5
Fe
X
2
+
→
products, so milliequivalents match:
25.0
×
M
×
1
=
21.5
×
0.0200
×
5
=
2.15
.
M
=
2.15/25.0
=
0.0860
M
.
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