Chemistry A-Level
Iodine–thiosulfate titration with starch indicator
What Iodine–thiosulfate titration with starch indicator means in Chemistry A-Level, as defined for OCR.
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Iodine is titrated with thiosulfate, and starch indicator gives a blue-black complex whose disappearance marks the end-point as iodine is used up.
Topics that use Iodine–thiosulfate titration with starch indicator
- Redox and electrode potentials (OCR A-Level)
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