ition containing bromate lons (Bro3 ) IS itrated with standard thiosulfate (S203²) solution. The pertinent balanced reactions are given below: excess lodide lons (1) producing lodine (12). evoived lodine is then Broz + 61 + 6H* 2 Br + 312 +3H20 2 + 2S,032 2 21 + S40,2 Nhich of the following stoichiometric relationships between BrOg and S203² is correct? #mmol Bro, = 3/2 (#mmol S,0,² #mmol Brog = 1/6 (#mmol S2032) O #mmol Bro3" = 1/2 (#mmol S,0,2) 3(#mmol BrO3) = 2 (#mmol S2032)

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A solution containing bromate ions (Br03) is reacted with excess iodide ions (1) producing iodine (I2). The evolved iodine is then
titrated with standard thiosulfate (S203²) solution. The pertinent balanced reactions are given below:
Broz + 61 + 6H* 2 Br + 312 + 3H20
12 + 2S203? 2 21 + S4062
Which of the following stoichiometric relationships between Brog and S2032 is correct?
#mmol Bro3 = 3/2 (#mmol S,032
#mmol Bro3 = 1/6 (#mmol S2032)
#mmol Bro3 = 1/2 (#mmol S,0,2)
3(#mmol Br03) =2 (#mmol S2032)
Transcribed Image Text:A solution containing bromate ions (Br03) is reacted with excess iodide ions (1) producing iodine (I2). The evolved iodine is then titrated with standard thiosulfate (S203²) solution. The pertinent balanced reactions are given below: Broz + 61 + 6H* 2 Br + 312 + 3H20 12 + 2S203? 2 21 + S4062 Which of the following stoichiometric relationships between Brog and S2032 is correct? #mmol Bro3 = 3/2 (#mmol S,032 #mmol Bro3 = 1/6 (#mmol S2032) #mmol Bro3 = 1/2 (#mmol S,0,2) 3(#mmol Br03) =2 (#mmol S2032)
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