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Offline cvc121

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Solution Stoichiometry
« on: March 14, 2015, 01:31:08 AM »
Hi,

Given the following information and equation, how many moles of S2O82- are not used if all of the I- is completely changed to I2?

2I- + S2O82- :rarrow: I2 + 2SO42-

Not sure if all of this information is necessary but...you have 0.01L of 0.20M KI solution (0.002 moles of I-) and 0.02L of 0.10M (NH4)2S2O8 solution (0.002 moles of S2O82-).

What I did was use the molar ratio to find the number of moles of S2O82- given that I have 0.002 moles of I-

Moles of S2O82- = 0.002 mol/2 = 0.001 mol of S2O82- not used

I am not too sure if what I solved is what the question is asking for. Can anyone clarify?
Thanks! All help is very much appreciated.

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Re: Solution Stoichiometry
« Reply #1 on: March 14, 2015, 03:51:24 AM »
Looks good. The same number of moles of each are mixed together but you only need half as many moles of S2O82- so 0.001 moles will be left over.

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