A Reaction that Takes Place in Beakers but not in Conical Flasks.

White, Colin; Ophardt, Charles

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Publication Date: 2004-Mar-1

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A Reaction that Takes Place in Beakers but not in Conical Flasks

White, Colin; Ophardt, Charles

Journal of Chemical Education, v81 n3 p364 Mar 2004

Inductors are substances that undergo a reaction and in so doing markedly accelerate or induce a simultaneous reaction. An experiment showing a reaction involving the oxidation of iodide to iodine by chromium (VI) found to be slow in the absence of acid, but which proceeded rapidly when iron (II) was induced is demonstrated.

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