MnO−4(aq) can oxidise IO−3(aq) to IO−4(aq) and itself gets reduced to MnO2(s). If x moles of IO−3(aq) can reduce 0.1 mol of MnO−4(aq), then calculate the value of 100x.
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10
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B
15
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C
20
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None of the above
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Solution
The correct option is B15 2MnO−4+7+3IO−3+5⟶3IO−4+7+2MnO2+4