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DEPARTMENT OF TEACHER EDUCATION
BELVEDERE TECHNICAL TEACHERS’ COLLEGE
DEPARTMENT OF NATURAL SCIENCES
�SCIENCESECTION�
DIPLOMA IN EDUCATION (SECONDARY LEVEL)
NAMES: MAKWANA ADMIRE CANDIDATURE: 15/090 CLASS: DE1-POST ‘O’ SUBJECT: CHEMISTRY LECTURER: Ms. MADONDO TOPIC: REDOX TITRATION DATE: 27/10/15
INTERNAL MARK: COMMENT: ✍ MODERATOR’S MARK: COMMENT: ✍ EXTERNAL MARK: COMMENT:✍
1a) MnO → Fe Mn H OFe2+ + 4
3+ + 2+ + 2 ………………………. → Fe eFe2+ 3+ + − 5× 8H 5e → Mn 4H OMnO4
− + + + − 2+ + 2 → 5Fe5Fe2+ 3+ + 5Fe− → Mn O5MnO4
− + 8H+ + 5e− 2+ + 4H2 8H → 5Fe O5Fe2+ +MnO4
− + 2+ 3+ +Mn2+ + 4H2 b) 5 moles of reacted with 1 mole of ionsFe2+ MnO4
− c) number of moles of that react with 25cm3 of 0,04 Fe2+ KMnO4 umber of moles oncentration×volumen = c umber of moles ×0.04 .001molesn = 25
1000 = 0 since the ratio is 1:5 Number of moles of Fe2+ =0.001 5 = 0,005 moles× d) The mass of which are in 200cm3 of the original solutionFe2+ 20cm3 ×10= 5 −3 200cm3 ore= m ×5×10 .050.2
0.02−3 = 0
Therefore mass =number of moles molecular mass× ×565×10−2 = 2.8g 1e) percentage by mass of iron in impure iron (ɪɪ) salts. Since 2.8g reacted ×10010g
2.8g =28%