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These pictures are drawn to help you think of the same flask at three different

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These pictures are drawn to help you think of the same flask at three different points in time: immediately after the K3O_2 is added, after the vitamin c pill has been added and dissolved, after the titration has been completed. This hopefully mimics the work that you carried out in the second part of the lab. Mix KIO_3 with excess KI and H_2SO_4 to generate brown colored I^-_3 according to the reaction shown above. Dissolve a vitamin C tablet This releases C_6H_3O_6 molecules that remove some of the yellow colored I^-_3 via the reaction shown above. The lab is set up so that I^-_3 is present in excess. Thus, after all of molecules have reacted some yellow I^-_3 will be left behind. If 7 KIO_3 molecules were added to the flask at the start of the experiment. How many molecules of brown I_3- would have been generated? How many S_2O_3^2- ions were delivered to reach the titration endpoint? How many I_3- ions (left over after the vitamin C finished reacting) were removed by titration with S_2O_3^2- solution? How many I_3- ions must have been removed by non with vitamin c? How many molecules of vitamin C must have been present in the tablet? I^-_3 + 2S_2O_3^2- rightarrow 3I^- + S_4O_6^2- Add as many of S_2O_3^2- as needed to fully remove the remaining I^-_3 (add until clear endpoint) according to the titration reaction shown above.

Explanation / Answer

(1)

From the reaction stoichiometry,

1 molecule IO3- produces 3 molecules of I3-

So, molecules of I3- produced from 7 molescules KIO3 ( = 7 molecules IO3-) = 3*7 = 21 molecules

(2)

For this part you need to give the molarity as well as volume of the aqueous S2O32- solution ( mostly Na2S2O3 slution) added.

Number of S2O32- ions needed to reach the end point = Molarity*Volume in liters*2

Let's call this calculated number as 'x'

(3)

Ions of I3- removed through the titration reaction = x/2

(4)

Ions of I3- removed thorugh reaction with vit. C = Initial numbers of ions - (x/2)

Let's call this number 'y'

(5)

Molecules of Vit. C that must have been present = y

Put the required data values in above variable to calculate the final answers.

Revert back if you have any queries.

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