Which of the following are valid iodometric titrations?
A
HClO+2I−+H+⟶Cl−+I2+H2O
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B
O3+2I−+2H+⟶O2+I2+H2O
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C
2HNO2+2I−⟶I2+2NO+H2O
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D
8HNO3+6I−⟶6NO−3+2NO+3I2+4H2O
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Solution
The correct options are AO3+2I−+2H+⟶O2+I2+H2O BHClO+2I−+H+⟶Cl−+I2+H2O D2HNO2+2I−⟶I2+2NO+H2O Iodometric titrations are defined as those iodine titrations in which some oxidizing agent liberates iodine from an iodine solution and then liberated iodine is titrated with a standard solution of a reducing agent added from a burette. In such titrations, a neutral or an acidic solution of oxidizing agent is employed. The amount of iodine liberated from an iodide (KI) is equivalent to the quantity of the oxidizing agent present. The following reactions are iodometric titrations: