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Question
In alkaline medium, ClO-3 oxidises H2O2 to O2 and is itself reduced to Cl-. How many moles of H2O2 are oxidised by 1 mol of ClO-3 ?
Options
A.1
B.3/2
C.5/2
D.7/2
Solution
5e- + ClO-3 → Cl-
Eq of ClO-3 = Eq of H2O2
(n-factor = 5) (n-factor = 2)
1 mol of ClO-3 =
mol of H2O2
Eq of ClO-3 = Eq of H2O2
(n-factor = 5) (n-factor = 2)
1 mol of ClO-3 =
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