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I2 + KClO3 → Cl2 + KIO3 | Equation Balance
I2 | iodine | solid + KClO3 | potassium chlorate | solid = Cl2 | chlorine | solid + KIO3 | Potassium iodate; Iodic acid potassium salt | solid | Temperature: temperature, Other Condition excess chlorine
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Reaction conditions when applied I2 + KClO3
- Catalyst: not available
- Temperature: normal
- Pressure: normal
- Other conditions: not available
Reaction process I2 + KClO3
Process: Iodine reacts with potassium chlorate
Note: not available
The result of the reaction I2 + KClO3
The phenomenon: Black and violet of iodine (I2) gets faded and yellow and green color of chlorine gas appears
Detailed information on the reactants
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
Information about KClO3 (potassium chlorate)
Detailed information about the products of the reaction
Information about Cl2 (chlorine)
Information about KIO3 (Potassium iodate; Iodic acid potassium salt)
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The equations for preparation I2
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
normal
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
normal
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
normal
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
The equations for preparation KClO3
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
70
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
70
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
Catalyst
normal
Temperature
70 - 75
Pressure
normal
Other conditions
normal
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