In KI solution, I_2 readily dissolves and forms - Vidyadip

MCQ

In $KI$ solution, ${I_2}$ readily dissolves and forms

A
${I^ - }$
B
$K{I_2}$
C
$KI_2^ - $
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$K{I_3}$

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Answer

Correct option: D.

$K{I_3}$

d
(d)$KI + {I_2}\, \to \,K{I_3}$

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