Iodometric Titration: Simple Explanation

[@huntersikari]

2:55 The reaction is: I2 + 2S203^2- --------------> 2I^- + S4O6^2- Thank you so very much for the video :)

[@trueverdicts685]

Now whenever I think about iodometric titration I'm going to remember iodine slipping into starch 😂

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All the things he said slid into my brain just like that. Thanks for the explanation.

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Am I the only one thinking he sounds like deadpool? 😂 awsome explanation. Really enjoyed listening to it. 🔥😌

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[@KMHoran]

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[@behram11]

Perfect explanation! Thank you!

[@TheMychips]

its a good explanation as to how it works, however it would be good to know more of the chemistry behind it ( ihave to self teach it in c/w) or a link to where i can go to know more .

[@aashrayadurg1779]

if you add chlorine to drinking water and then use vitamin c to remove the chlorine for an experiment and then you use iodometry to test for chlorine is there a way you can still drink the water

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[@kawffeee]

The way iodine goes into the starch 🤣

[@theoriginalG99]

This is so cool. What a determination :D

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[@satadhi]

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[@anondoggo]

Very clear thank you sir

[@washingmachine4993]

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[@meiying4112]

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[@sofiaswer6982]

What about iodimetry?

[@shoqasalmi2559]

thank you so much it's really helpful 👌 great work ^^

[@pritheshdwivedi4625]

is iodimetry a part of iodometry itself ?

[@FernandoMartinez-zh6jz]

No, you're getting yourself in another deal iodimetric method is different. When the reducing agent is I^- you are doing iodometry. When the oxidizing agent is I^2 it's iodimetry. In other words when the analyte is reducing you're doing a iodometric titration. When the analyte is oxidizing you're doing a iodimetric titration. Little late but i hope i helped

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[@aashrayadurg1779]

if you add chlorine to drinking water and then use vitamin c to remove the chlorine for an experiment and then you use iodometry to test for chlorine is there a way you can still drink the water

[@shoqasalmi2559]

thank you so much it's really helpful 👌 great work ^^

[@shoqasalmi2559]

thank you so much it's really helpful 👌 great work ^^