Metallic tin in the presence of HCl is oxidised by K2Cr2O7 to stannic chloride SnCl4 . What volume of decinormal dichromate solution would be reduced by 1g of tin.
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Sn → Sn4+ + 4e
6e + Cr26+ → 2Cr3+
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Therefore, Meq. of Sn = Meq. of K2Cr2O7
. 1/(118.7/4) × 1000 = 1/10 × V
=> V = 336.98 mL
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Sn → Sn4+ + 4e
6e + Cr26+ → 2Cr3+
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Therefore, Meq. of Sn = Meq. of K2Cr2O7
. 1/(118.7/4) × 1000 = 1/10 × V
=> V = 336.98 mL
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We have, the redox changes as,
➡Sn → Sn4+ + 4e
➡6e + Cr26+ → 2Cr3+
➡Therefore, Meq. of Sn = Meq. of K2Cr2O7
➡Or, 1/ESn × 1000 = 1/10 × V
➡Or, 1/(118.7/4) × 1000 = 1/10 × V
➡ [As, Eq. wt. of Sn = (At.wt.)/4]
➡Or, V = 336.98 mLans
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here is your answer
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We have, the redox changes as,
➡Sn → Sn4+ + 4e
➡6e + Cr26+ → 2Cr3+
➡Therefore, Meq. of Sn = Meq. of K2Cr2O7
➡Or, 1/ESn × 1000 = 1/10 × V
➡Or, 1/(118.7/4) × 1000 = 1/10 × V
➡ [As, Eq. wt. of Sn = (At.wt.)/4]
➡Or, V = 336.98 mLans
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