The KCIO3 in a 0.1862 g sample of an explosive was determined by the reaction with 50.00 mL of 0.01162 M Fe²+ CIO3 +6Fe²+ +6H*→ CI + 3H₂O + 6Fe³+ When the reaction was complete, the excess Fe2+ was back titrated with 13.36 mL of 0.07654 MCe4+. Calculate the percentage of KCIO3 in the sample.
The KCIO3 in a 0.1862 g sample of an explosive was determined by the reaction with 50.00 mL of 0.01162 M Fe²+ CIO3 +6Fe²+ +6H*→ CI + 3H₂O + 6Fe³+ When the reaction was complete, the excess Fe2+ was back titrated with 13.36 mL of 0.07654 MCe4+. Calculate the percentage of KCIO3 in the sample.
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