In the reaction between iodine and Na2S2O3 wch one is the oxidant and reductant
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WHEN IODINE IS REACT WITH NA2S2O3 THEN A COMPOUND IS FORM AFTER RELEASING S2
AS IT IS CONSIDERED AS DISPLACEMENT REACTION
WHERE IODINE DISPLACE SULPHUR
so in compound NA2S2O3 O.S OF SULPHUR IS+2 while in S2 STATE IT'S O.S IS O
HENCE ACT AS OXIDIZING AGENT (SHOW REDUCTION)
WHILE AS I2 HAS O O.S AND AFTER REACTION IT WILL FORM COMPOUND WITH +2O.S
HENCE ACT AS REDUCING AGENT (SHOW OXIDATION)
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HERE IS YOUR ANSWER!!!
WHEN IODINE IS REACT WITH NA2S2O3 THEN A COMPOUND IS FORM AFTER RELEASING S2
AS IT IS CONSIDERED AS DISPLACEMENT REACTION
WHERE IODINE DISPLACE SULPHUR
so in compound NA2S2O3 O.S OF SULPHUR IS+2 while in S2 STATE IT'S O.S IS O
HENCE ACT AS OXIDIZING AGENT (SHOW REDUCTION)
WHILE AS I2 HAS O O.S AND AFTER REACTION IT WILL FORM COMPOUND WITH +2O.S
HENCE ACT AS REDUCING AGENT (SHOW OXIDATION)
HOPE IT WILL HELP YOU!!!
PLEASE MARK ME !!
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