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    Redox titration involves the determination of an unknown concentration through the reaction of an oxidizing or reducing agent of known concentration. The document discusses two common types - those involving potassium manganate which change from purple to colorless at the endpoint, and direct titration with iodine using starch indicator, where the endpoint is a blue color. Examples are provided for each type.

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    Redox titration involves the determination of an unknown concentration through the reaction of an oxidizing or reducing agent of known concentration. The document discusses two common types - those involving potassium manganate which change from purple to colorless at the endpoint, and direct titration with iodine using starch indicator, where the endpoint is a blue color. Examples are provided for each type.

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    Redox titration involves the determination of an unknown concentration through the reaction of an oxidizing or reducing agent of known concentration. The document discusses two common types - those involving potassium manganate which change from purple to colorless at the endpoint, and direct titration with iodine using starch indicator, where the endpoint is a blue color. Examples are provided for each type.

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    Redox Titration

    Oxidation: a) addition of O

    b) Removal of H

    Reduction: a) addition of H

    b) Removal of O

    1) determinations involving KMnO4

    End point : colorless –pink, persist for 30 sec

    Eg: KBr, H2O2,sodium perborate, benzoyl peroxide

    2) direct titration with Iodine

    Indicator: starch

    Endpoint: blue colour

    Eg: arsenic trioxide,antimony sodium tartarate,acetarsol,sodium stibogluconate

    Ascorbic acid

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