Chemistry, asked by pratzzchaudhry, 2 months ago

2.5×10
−3

(I) Se
O
3
2−


+4

+
BrO
3



+5

+H
+

SeO
4
2−


+6

+
Br
2


0

+H
2

O

(II)
BrO
3



+5

+
AsO
2



+3

+H
2

O→
Br


−1
+
AsO
4
3−


+5

+H
+


In reaction (II),
gm. eq. of BrO
3


= gm. eq. of AsO
2




n
BrO
3




×6=n
AsO
2




×2=
1000
12.5

×
25
1

×2=10
−3


n
BrO
3




=
6
10
−3




In reaction (I),
moles of BrO
3


consumed =
1000
70

×
60
1


6
10
−3


=10
−3


gm eq. of SeO
3
2−

=gm. eq. of BrO
3




n
SeO
3
2−



×2=10
−3
×5

n
SeO
3
2−



=2.5×10
−3

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Answers

Answered by loveablemuffin13
1

Answer:

2.5×10

−3

(I) Se

O

3

2−

+4

+

BrO

3

+5

+H

+

SeO

4

2−

+6

+

Br

2

0

+H

2

O

(II)

BrO

3

+5

+

AsO

2

+3

+H

2

O→

Br

−1

+

AsO

4

3−

+5

+H

+

In reaction (II),

gm. eq. of BrO

3

= gm. eq. of AsO

2

n

BrO

3

×6=n

AsO

2

×2=

1000

12.5

×

25

1

×2=10

−3

n

BrO

3

=

6

10

−3

In reaction (I),

moles of BrO

3

consumed =

1000

70

×

60

1

6

10

−3

=10

−3

gm eq. of SeO

3

2−

=gm. eq. of BrO

3

n

SeO

3

2−

×2=10

−3

×5

n

SeO

3

2−

=2.5×10

−3

Explanation:

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5

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