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WHEN the pH of an I3 − solution, approximately one-tenth molar in iodide, is raised to about 12, part of the I3 − initially present disappears immediately, and the remainder decomposes slowly, at a measurable rate, due to production of iodate (Fig. 1).
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SIGALLA, J. A New Iodine Compound: I−OH2 . Nature 183, 178 (1959). https://doi.org/10.1038/183178a0
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