M Lesson 3: Redox Reactions - OA Flashcards

1
Q

Very strong OA

A

KMnO4

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2
Q

Self indicating

A

KMnO4

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3
Q

Widely used

A

KMnO4

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4
Q

Slightly weaker OA

A

K2CrO7

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5
Q

Available as primary standard

A

K2CrO7

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6
Q

Stable

A

K2CrO7

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7
Q

Powerful OA

A

Ce (SO4)2

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8
Q

Highly affected by acid used

A

Ce (SO4)2

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9
Q

Very unstable

A

Ce (SO4)2

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10
Q

Very expensive

A

Ce (SO4)2

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11
Q

Weaker OA

A

I2

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12
Q

Not suitable in water -

A

I2 ; KI

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13
Q

Powerful OA in acid

A

KBrO3

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14
Q

Very sensitive

A

KBrO3

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15
Q

Methyl orange

A

KBrO3

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16
Q

Used in the assay of I-, As3+

17
Q

Reduction potential varies

18
Q

Depends on formation of ICL in highly acidic solutions

19
Q

Standardized using ascorbic acid

20
Q

Self indicating

21
Q

Less common OA

A

Ke3Fe(CN)6

22
Q

Very sensitive to light

A

Ke3Fe(CN)6

23
Q

Requires standardization

A

Ke3Fe(CN)6