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H2O + 2KI + O3 → I2 + 2KOH + O2 | , Phản ứng oxi-hoá khử

H2O | water | solid + KI | potassium iodide | solid + O3 | ozone | solid = I2 | iodine | solid + KOH | potassium hydroxide | solid + O2 | oxygen | solid | Temperature: temperature, Other Condition excess chlorine


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Reaction conditions when applied H2O + KI + O3

  • Catalyst: not available
  • Temperature: temperature
  • Pressure: normal
  • Other conditions: not available

Reaction process H2O + KI + O3

Process: KI is ozonized

Note: Reaction of recoginizing iodine

The result of the reaction H2O + KI + O3

The phenomenon: Black and violet precipitate of iodine (I2) appears

Detailed information on the reactants

Information about H2O (water)

  • Atomic weight: 18.01528 ± 0.00044
  • Color: Không màu
  • Status: Lỏng
H2O-nuoc-92

Information about KI (potassium iodide)

  • Atomic weight: 166.00277 ± 0.00013
  • Color: màu trắng
  • Status: Chất rắn
KI-kali+iodua-123

Information about O3 (ozone)

  • Atomic weight: 47.99820 ± 0.00090
  • Color: khí màu xanh nhạt
  • Status: khí
O3-ozon-164

Detailed information about the products of the reaction

Information about I2 (iodine)

  • Atomic weight: 253.808940 ± 0.000060
  • Color: Ánh kim xám bóng khi ở thể rắn, tím khi ở thể khí
  • Status: Chất rắn /Thể khí
I2-Iot-112

Information about KOH (potassium hydroxide)

  • Atomic weight: 56.10564 ± 0.00047
  • Color: màu trắng
  • Status: chất rắn
KOH-kali+hidroxit-127

Information about O2 (oxygen)

  • Atomic weight: 31.99880 ± 0.00060
  • Color: không màu
  • Status: Chất khí
O2-oxi-163

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The equations for preparation KI

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