iodine changes

method：
editor：JOJO
Step1: make starch
Introduction： solution with one
there are many little coups from the olds, we always use them to spoon starch and
make our life more convenient. “put the salt at last when cook- two spoon water,
ing in order to retain the biggest percent of iodine in it. I’m in-
make three com-
terested in this statement and I’m going to test the iodine
changes during the temperature changes. pletely same solu-
tion
Background: Step2: dissolve one
spoon of Iodine
The salt have KIO3 tincture in the first
in them. bowl.
Step3: heat the
Potassium iodine= Iodine tincture 30
KIO3 seconds and then
dissolve in the
We absorb potassi- second bowl.
um iodine but nor Step4: heat the
the iodine. iodine tincture 60
seconds and then
The iodine only dissolve in the third
takes a little per- bowl.
cent in the salt. Step5: compare the
color differences.
2KIO3=2KI+3O2
(under heating
condition) First time, I dissolve salts in the starch solution, and try to discover the
color changes, but it fails. after reading and researching I find out the
reason, the iodine in the salt is KIO3 but not I2. And the reason for the
coup in the introduction is KIO3 decompose under the heat.
KIO3=2KI+3O2 is the equation.
Then I changed my object to study the Iodine tincture.
In the result, we could find the changes obviously. The first bowl have
the lightest color, and the longer time it have been heated, the darker the
color is. The third bowl have the deepest color. From the chemical for-
mula we can know the reason for the KIO3 decrease, but what is the
reason for I2 to change? I make a hypothesis that the evaporation of the
Iodine tincture affect the result. Because more water vapor forms, the
tincture become denser and the solution have higher percent of Iodine.