Redox Titration - Permanganate vs Iron(II) | Full Example + Calculations

This is a full demonstration of a redox titration, showing how to make a standard solution of potassium permanganate and how to analyse steel wool through titration. The video also includes all relevant calculations to the experiment.
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[@ChemistrywithMrsV]

Mrs V wants to thank Brandon from Aussie Wealth Creation for filming and editing this video.

[@mwangalamusialelaamwalana3689]

Thank you!!
I aced my lab test! Thanks to you!

[@thabangaaron1757]

I had to prepare for the practical exam, with this productive basic, i had managed to master some f the things, this is super extra ordinary.

[@ChemistrywithMrsV]

Glad it helped!

[@ruthugwumba8347]

Thank you so much for this explanation ma.
it was really helpful ma.

[@thabangaaron1757]

Best production of basic,i enjoyed the video. wish to see more.

[@ChemistrywithMrsV]

Thank you! Will do!

[@LaminTouray-nw6uo]

Thanks for the clear message

[@rbc812]

Very clear explanation.

[@zolboobayarulziisaikhan561]

Thanks for video. I was just wondering How can we define Fe+2 and Fe+3 percentages ? It has 99% Fe2+ means 1% Fe3+ ?

[@amnashaikh-sl1qi]

i love this

[@nonhlanhlasibanda9354]

0.3g of pittasium oxale waa dissolved in a minimum amount of distilled water and then transfered qualitatively in a 200ml volumetric flask and and the volume made the mark. 50ml of the solutiom was pippeted into a conical flask and heated to 60°C. 20ml of 0.2 iodine solution was added after reaction

[@alenawalker2744]

In my school the dilute sulphuric acid was boiled then cooled
Why is it boiled?
Why is it allowed to cool?

[@samueloluwafemi8595]

I believe it's to increase it concentration as it was dilute. In Mrs V video she used a concentrated sulphuric acid. And the cooling is for safety reasons. You can pour hot concentrated sulphuric acid, it might splash.

[@gabrielaugusto1267]

The acid sulphuric may be a catalyst.

[@geofferyromany4634]

Thx

[@geofferyromany4634]

Thx