A solution contains Fe+2,Fe+3 and I− ions. This solution was treated with iodine at 35oC. Then the favourable redox reaction is:
(Given that EoFe+3/Fe+2=+0.77V;EoI2/I−=0.536V)
A
I2 will be reduced to I−
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B
there will be no redox reaction
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C
I− will be oxidised to I2
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D
Fe+ will be oxidised to Fe+3
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Solution
The correct option is AI2 will be reduced to I− 2I−→I2+2e−(oxidationhalf−reaction) E0Oxidation=−0.536V Fe3++e−→Fe2+(reductionhalf−reaction) E0Reduction=−0.77V ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 2Fe3++2I−→2Fe2++I2 E0=E0oxidation+E0Reduction,+ve Hence the reaction will take place. 2I−→I2+2e−(oxidationhalf−reaction) E0Oxidation=−0.536V Fe3++e−→Fe2+(reductionhalf−reaction) E0Reduction=−0.77V ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ 2Fe3++2I−→2Fe2++I2; E0=E0oxidation+E0reduction;+ve