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Author Topic: Urgent: Redox titration of the fertiliser PLEASE PLEASE really need help  (Read 1593 times)  Share 

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apsamrit

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Can someone please help me with the prac.
We have to design an experiment on determination of iron(2) content of lawn fertliser by redox titration. I don't know how to do the experiment as i have not done and redox titration before. Can some one provide me with the steps to do and list the materials required?

Thanks in advance.
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you could oxidise it to Fe3+ using standardised KMnO4.
to standardise KMnO4 you'd need to use oxalic acid as a primary standard.
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