Drilon Posted December 7, 2006 Posted December 7, 2006 I'v had this problem. How much iodine will we make from 350gr Sodium iodate reacting with sodium hydrogen sulphide. Sorry about my english, hope I wrote it good.
chem1a Posted December 7, 2006 Posted December 7, 2006 Calculations for Iodine available not the iodine given from this reaction .... i dont know how these chems react sorry ... if u give an eqn i can calculate closer to actual yield NaIO3 Iodate Anion Iodine = 126.9g per mole Oxygen=15.9 per mole & we have 3 parts oxygen in this compound * 3 = 47.7 therefore 174.6 G for 1 mole Sodium Cation Na 22.99g per mole 1 mole substance = 197.59 BUT you have HAVE 350 g so 350g/197.59g = moles of substance = 1.77moles Mol Iodine relationship to Mol NaIO3 is 1:1 therefore max theoretical amount of iodine available 1.77mol * 126.9g = 224.8g Iodine present Also in that sample is Na 40.7g and 84.5G Oxygen (Test the math) 84.5 + 40.7 + 224.8 = 350 (100% of the original compositon)
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