Determination of Iodine in Edible Salt Added Potassium Iodate by Ultraviolet Spectrophotometry
Cui-Ge Liu
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Cui-Ge Liu
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According to the ultraviolet absorption spectra of iodine,iodide ion and triiodide ion, a method for determination of iodine in edible salt added potassium iodate was proposed. In the medium of HCl with pH 2.4, 0.01?mol/L KI, 1 mol potassium iodate may be quantitatively converted into 3?mol I 3-.By measuring the absorbance of I 3- at 288 or 350 nm, quantity of iodine in edible salt can be calculated. A recovery percent of this method was found to be 96.8?%~102.6?%. Two samples of edible salt purchased from market were analyzed. The results were satisfactory.
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According to the ultraviolet absorption spectra of iodine,iodide ion and triiodide ion, a method for determination of iodine in edible salt added potassium iodate was proposed. In the medium of HCl with pH 2.4, 0.01?mol/L KI, 1 mol potassium iodate may be quantitatively converted into 3?mol I 3-.By measuring the absorbance of I 3- at 288 or 350 nm, quantity of iodine in edible salt can be calculated. A recovery percent of this method was found to be 96.8?%~102.6?%. Two samples of edible salt purchased from market were analyzed. The results were satisfactory.
Key concepts: Iodine, Iodate, Potassium iodate, Chemistry, Triiodide, Absorbance, Salt (chemistry), Potassium