25.00 cm 3 of a solution X containing 21.4 g U(VI) dm 3 was reduced with Zn...

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25.00 cm3 of a solution X containing 21.4 g U(VI) dm−3 was reduced with Zn amalgam, decanted from the amalgam, and after being aerated for 5 min, was titrated with 0.1200moldm−3 Ce(IV) solution; 37.5cm3 of the latter was required for reoxidation of the uranium to U(VI). Solution X (100cm3) was then reduced and aerated as before, and treated with an excess of dilute aqueous KF. The resulting precipitate (after drying at 570 K) weighed 2.826 g. Dry O2 was passed over the precipitate at 1070 K, after which the solid product weighed 1.386 g. This product was dissolved in water, the fluoride in the solution precipitated as PbClF, 2.355 g being obtained. Deduce what you can concerning the chemical changes in these experiments.

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Inorganic Chemistry

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Authors: Catherine Housecroft

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