List at least three differences between iodimetry and iodometry. Give the structure of sodium thiosulfate and its properties. Give the important reactions (balanced equations) involved in this experiment. Why is it that the starch is not added in the start of the titration but rather near the end point?

List at least three differences between iodimetry and iodometry. Give the structure of sodium thiosulfate and its properties. Give the important reactions (balanced equations) involved in this experiment. Why is it that the starch is not added in the start of the titration but rather near the end point?

EBK A SMALL SCALE APPROACH TO ORGANIC L

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Chapter39: Preparation Of An Α, Β-unsaturated Ketone Via Michael And Aldol Condensation Reactions

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