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What quantity if electrons (in mole) is lost when one mole of iron (ii) ions is oxidized to iron (iii) ions

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Answered by rraven671
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Answer:

The oxidation reaction of Fe to Fe2+ can be written as

                  Fe⟶Fe2++2e−

             1 mol       1 mol    2 mol

From the reaction, it is evident that, one mole of Fe gives two moles electrons on oxidation toFe2+.

We know that,       1 mol=NA

2 mol of electrons=2 NA

1 mol Fe releases 2 NA electrons on oxidation toFe2+.

Explanation:

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Answered by devagaikwad502
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Answer:

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