lodine pentoxide is used as a reagent to determine the amount of carbonmonoxide present in a gaseous sample. The sample is passed over heated iodinepentoxide. The products of this process are carbon dioxide and iodine.The iodine formed is extracted and added to an excess of sodium thiosulfatesolution of known concentration. The remaining sodium thiosulfate is thendetermined by titration with a solution of iodine of known concentration.1₂(aq) + 25₂0₂²-(aq) → 21-(aq) + SÃO²-(aq)In an analysis, a 2.00 m³ sample of gas was used and the resultant iodineextracted and added to 20 cm³ of a 0.0400 mol dm-³ solution of sodiumthiosulfate, an excess.The resultant solution was then titrated against a solution of iodine ofconcentration 0.0100 mol dm-³. The volume of iodine solution required forcomplete reaction was 21.60 cm³. Calculate the volume, in dm³, of carbon monoxide in the original gaseoussample under the following conditions:T = 291 K, p = 99.8 x 10³ Pa. pV = nRTState units.

Balanced equation for the reaction of iodine pentoxide, I2O5(g) with CO(g) is: I2O5(g) + 5CO(g)…

lodine pentoxide is used as a reagent to determine the amount of carbon monoxide present in a gaseous sample. The sample is passed over heated iodine pentoxide. The products of this process are carbon dioxide and iodine. The iodine formed is extracted and added to an excess of sodium thiosulfate solution of known concentration. The remaining sodium thiosulfate is then determined by titration with a solution of iodine of known concentration. 1₂(aq) + 2S₂0₂²-(aq) → 21-(aq) + S₂O²(aq) In an analysis, a 2.00 m³ sample of gas was used and the resultant iodine extracted and added to 20 cm³ of a 0.0400 mol dm-³ solution of sodium thiosulfate, an excess. The resultant solution was then titrated against a solution of iodine of concentration 0.0100 mol dm-³. The volume of iodine solution required for complete reaction was 21.60 cm³.

lodine pentoxide is used as a reagent to determine the amount of carbon monoxide present in a gaseous sample. The sample is passed over heated iodine pentoxide. The products of this process are carbon dioxide and iodine. The iodine formed is extracted and added to an excess of sodium thiosulfate solution of known concentration. The remaining sodium thiosulfate is then determined by titration with a solution of iodine of known concentration. 1₂(aq) + 2S₂0₂²-(aq) → 21-(aq) + S₂O²(aq) In an analysis, a 2.00 m³ sample of gas was used and the resultant iodine extracted and added to 20 cm³ of a 0.0400 mol dm-³ solution of sodium thiosulfate, an excess. The resultant solution was then titrated against a solution of iodine of concentration 0.0100 mol dm-³. The volume of iodine solution required for complete reaction was 21.60 cm³.

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