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What would be the equivalent weight of the reductant in the reaction :
[Fe(CN)6]3+H2O2+2OH2[Fe(CN)6]4+2H2O+O2
[Given : Fe=56,C=12,N=14,O=16,H=1]

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17
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212
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34
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32
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Solution

The correct option is A 17
[Fe(CN)6]3+H2O2+2OH2[Fe(CN)6]4+2H2O+O2
Assigning the oxidation state we get
[Fe3+(CN)6]3+H2O12+2O2H2[Fe+2(CN)6]4+2H2O+O2
Reduction reaction is :- Fe 3+Fe2+ Oxidation reaction is 2OO2
Since, Fe gets reduced from +3 to +2 oxidation state, It is the oxidant and H2O2 gets oxidised from 1 to 0, it is reductant. considering,
2OO2 change in oxidation no. =2×02×(1)=2 Equivalent mass of reactant, H2O2=Molar mass Δ oxidation no.
=342=17

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