25.0 cm3 of 0.0497 M solution of NH2OH was boiled with excess of ferric alum solutuion in H2SO4. The Fe(II) formed rquired 24.7 cm3 of 0.1007 NK2Cr2)7 solution. Identify the product formed by oxidation of NH2OH.
A
N2O4
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B
N2O
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C
N2O2
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D
NO
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Solution
The correct option is BN2O Fe3+ is reduced to Fe2+ which in turn is oxidised to Fe3+ by Cr2O2−7 in acidic medium. NH2OH+Fe3+⟶Fe2++(oxidationproduct) 6Fe2++Cr2O2−7+14H+⟶6Fe3++2Cr3++7H2O Equivalent of Cr2O2−7=24.7×0.10071000 =0.0025 Equivalent of Fe3+ or Fe2+=0.0025 Equivalent of NH2OH=0.0025 Moles of NH2OH (taken) =25×0.04971000 =0.00125 Moles (NH2OH)= Change in oxidation number × Equivalent of NH2OH ∴ Change in oxidiation number of NH2OH=0.00250.00125 =2 Oxidation number of N is NH2OH=−1 Oxidation number of N in oxidised product =−1+2=+1 so product is N2O +1