Iodine-Thiosulphate Titration

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Equipment:

  • 0.02M potassium iodate solution
  • 0.5M potassium iodide solution
  • 1M sulfuric acid
  • Sodium thiosulphate solution
  • Starch indicator solution
  • Deionised water
  • Pipette and filler
  • Burette
  • Funnel
  • COnical flask
  • Ahite tile
  • Graduated cylinder
  • Retort stand and clamp
  • Beakers

Experiment:

  1. Wash pipette, burette and conical flask with deionised water
  2. Rinse pipette with potassium iodate and burette with iodine thiosulphate
  3. Pipette 25 cm³ potassium iodate into conical flask, with 20cm³ sulphuric acid and 10cm³ potassium iodide
  4. Fill burette with sodium thiosulphate. Titrate against iodine solution.
  5. When colour of solution fades to pale yellow, add starch indicator. Blue-black colour appears.
  6. Continue titration until colour changes from blue-black to colourless.
  7. Carry out two more accurate titrations
  8. Calculate concentration of thiosulphate solution.
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