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give ressons why potassium iodide is used in the assay of copper sulphate

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Answered by loki2106

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The reaction of copper sulfate in aqueous state and potassium iodide in solid state produces cuprous iodide as a precipitate, liberates iodine gas and forms potassium sulfate in aqueous state.

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Answered by ItsMe099

Explanation: The reaction of copper sulfate in aqueous state and potassium iodide in solid state produces cuprous iodide as a precipitate, liberates iodine gas and forms potassium sulfate in aqueous state

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give ressons why potassium iodide is used in the assay of copper sulphate​

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@loki

Explanation: The reaction of copper sulfate in aqueous state and potassium iodide in solid state produces cuprous iodide as a precipitate, liberates iodine gas and forms potassium sulfate in aqueous state

give ressons why potassium iodide is used in the assay of copper sulphate