MCQ
Iodine dissolves readily in
- AWater
- ✓Potassium iodide
- CCarbon tetrachloride
- DAlcohol
✓
Answer
Correct option: B.
Potassium iodide
b
(b) $KI + {I_2}\,\, \to \mathop {K{I_3}}\limits_{{\rm{(soluble}}\,\,{\rm{complex)}}} $
(b) $KI + {I_2}\,\, \to \mathop {K{I_3}}\limits_{{\rm{(soluble}}\,\,{\rm{complex)}}} $
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