The amount of Fe in a 0.4891-g sample of an ore was determined by a redox titration with K;Cr;0,. All the Fe was initially converted to Fe?* followed by titration with 0.02153 M K¿Cr;O, which required 36.92 ml. The titration reaction is: Cr,0,7 + 6Fe?* + 14H" → 2Cr³" + 6FE³* + 7H;0 Answer the ff: 1. If Fe in the sample exists as Fe,O, (159.69 g/mol), what is the percentage by weight Fe,0,? 2. Based on the titration reaction, which of the following statements below is TRUE? The species oxidized is Cr,0,*. The oxidation number of iron decreased. Chromium(VI) is converted to chromium(I). The reaction occurs under neutral conditions.
The amount of Fe in a 0.4891-g sample of an ore was determined by a redox titration with K;Cr;0,. All the Fe was initially converted to Fe?* followed by titration with 0.02153 M K¿Cr;O, which required 36.92 ml. The titration reaction is: Cr,0,7 + 6Fe?* + 14H" → 2Cr³" + 6FE³* + 7H;0 Answer the ff: 1. If Fe in the sample exists as Fe,O, (159.69 g/mol), what is the percentage by weight Fe,0,? 2. Based on the titration reaction, which of the following statements below is TRUE? The species oxidized is Cr,0,*. The oxidation number of iron decreased. Chromium(VI) is converted to chromium(I). The reaction occurs under neutral conditions.
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