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Savion Fry
26 June, 03:22
Explain the iodine clock reaction.
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Everett Mercado
26 June, 07:02
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Iodine clock reaction is a combination of hydrogen peroxide and sulfuric acid. When these are poured together, there is no reaction at first, but after time, a colored reaction will happen to the liquid and may change back to the original color. This idea was discovered by Hans Landolt in the late 1800s.
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