what is the role of iodine in van arkel method?
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Van Arkel method is a method to obtain ultrapure metal from crude metal. The method involves converting the metal into a volatile salt. The pure metal is recovered by heating the salt. The method is used to purify Ti using iodine
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The Iodine in the process of Van Arkel Method helps in producing the ultrapure metals.
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- Van Arkel Method is the process of obtaining the pure metals from the impure metallic compounds with the help of volatile compounds.
- The metal which is crude, one was will be heated up with some compounds to remove the impurities to obtained only the pure metal from the crude.
- Usually, the substance used to form a pure metal from crude is Iodine compounds which when heated the crude with iodine forms then it will be separated and the pure metals are obtained.
- The metals like Titanium, Zirconium and many others are purely obtained from this method.
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