Please Answer b) and c) ASAP within 10 minutes with proper explanation in handwritten form. Don't answer after 12:36 AM Otherwise I will give dislike!! 1. Answer the Following Questions(a) To study the kinetics of the reaction between acetone and iodine N/10 NaHCO3solution in the conical flask is added for freezing. Explain the role of N/10 NaHCO3in the reaction. What will happen if the N/5 NaHCO3 solution is used.(b) In the pH metric titration, calomel and glass electrodes are used for measuring. Whatare the other electrodes that can be used for measuring the pH of a solution? Explainthe advantages and disadvantages along with the full cell diagram.(c) To study the kinetics of iodination of acetone, why starch is used as an indicator justbefore the endpoint? What will happen if starch is used as an indicator at the beginningof the titration?

(b) Given: calomel and glass electrodes in pH metric titrations. To find: other electrodes used to…

(b) In the pH metric titration, calomel and glass electrodes are used for measuring. What are the other electrodes that can be used for measuring the pH of a solution? Explain the advantages and disadvantages along with the full cell diagram. (c) To study the kinetics of iodination of acetone, why starch is used as an indicator just

(b) In the pH metric titration, calomel and glass electrodes are used for measuring. What are the other electrodes that can be used for measuring the pH of a solution? Explain the advantages and disadvantages along with the full cell diagram. (c) To study the kinetics of iodination of acetone, why starch is used as an indicator just

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Chapter14: Applications Of Ultraviolet-visible Molecular Absorption Spectrometry

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