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In the Andrews titration used to determine I- is the potassium iodate acting as a reducing or oxidising agent?
Also, what are the isomeric forms of (Ph3P)2SnI4.... Any help is greatly appreciated thanks.. |
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#2
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potassium iodate has to be an oxidising agent.
for the isomers, draw out an octahedral arangement (six ligands attached to a central ion) with the six ligands and you will see that the two triphenylphosphine ligands can either be next to each other or opposite each other. |
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will that complex have a charge on it?
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#4
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depends whether it's Sn(II) - yes, or Sn(IV) - no
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#5
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K thanx!
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