Which of the statements below are true for thetitration of Fe2t with standard Ce?I. The indicator electrode potential before theaddition of Cet solution is calculated using theFea+ half-reaction after calculating the equilibriumconcentrations of Fe3+ and Fe2+ in solution.II. Before the equivalence point, the indicatorelectrode potential is calculated using the Fe3+half-reaction because only [Fe3] and [Fe2*] areknown.III. At the equivalence point, the indicator potential isthe average of E" for Fet and Cet.IV. After the equivalence point, the indicatorelectrode potential is calculated using the Ce**half-reaction because only [Ce"] and [Ce2*] areknown.1, II, II, and IVI, II, and IVII, III, and IV1, I1. and IV Which statements are true for redox indicators?1. The color change occurs when the indicator goesfrom its oxidized form to its reduced form.II. The color for the oxidized state of the indicatoroccurs when the ratio of the reduced state to theoxidized state is 1:10.II. The range over which the indicator functions is EIV. The color for the reduced state of the indicatoroccurs when the ratio of the reduced state to theoxidized state is is 1:10.Il and IV1, I, and IV1, Il, and tllI, II, II, and IV1, Ill, and IV

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Which of the statements below are true for the titration of Fe2* with standard Cet? I. The indicator electrode potential before the addition of Cet solution is calculated using the Fe+ half-reaction after calculating the equilibrium

Which of the statements below are true for the titration of Fe2* with standard Cet? I. The indicator electrode potential before the addition of Cet solution is calculated using the Fe+ half-reaction after calculating the equilibrium

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