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The total score for the correct statement(s) from the following is:
Given-
MnO4+8H+5eMn2++4H2O; E=1.51V
Fe3++eFe2+; E=0.77V
Cl2+2e2Cl; E=1.36V
Ce4++eCe3+; E=1.76V
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a.MnO4 is a sufficiently strong oxidant in acidic solution (pH = 0) to oxidize Fe2+ ion.1
b.Fe2+ ion cannot be titrated against standard KMnO4 solution if the medium is made acidic (pH=0) by adding HCl.2
c.MnO4 ion cannot oxidize Ce3+ in acidic medium 9pH = 0).3
d.Fe2+ cannot be titrated against standard KMnO4 solution in acidic medium (pH = 0) in the presence of Ce3+ ion.4

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Solution

Statement (a), (b) and (c) are correct.
Hence, total score = 1 + 2 + 3 =6
Statement (a) : pH = 0, means [H] = 1 M
Ered of MnO4|Mn2+>Ered of Fe3+|Fe2+
So MnO4 will undergo reduction and acts s strong oxidant whereas Fe2+ undergoes oxidation. Statemnt (a) is correct.
Statement (b) : MnO4 titrations in the presence of HCl are unstaisfactory sinceCl is oxidized to Cl2. Statement (b) is correct.
Statement (c) : Since EredCe4+|Ce3+>EredMnO4|Mn2+. So Ce4+ will reduce to Ce3+. So MnO4 cannot oxidize Ce3+ to Ce4+ Statement (c) is correct.
Statement (d) : Fe2+ can be titrated against KMnO4 in acid medium ([H]=1M)
Since EredMnO4|Mn2+>EredFe3+|Fe2+
So Fe2+ can be oxidized to Fe3+ by MmO4
But Ce3+ will not be oxidized to Ce4+
Since EredCe4+|ce3+>EredMnO4|Mn2+
So, statement (d) is wrong.

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