(i) `KI+H_(2)O+O_(3)rarrA+B+O_(2)` (A turns moist starch paper blue, B turns red litmus blue) (ii) A(dry)`+O_(3)rarrX+O_(2)` What is true about X in t

(i) `KI+H_(2)O+O_(3)rarrA+B+O_(2)` (A turns moist starch paper blue, B turns red litmus blue) (ii) A(dry)`+O_(3)rarrX+O_(2)` What is true about X in t
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(i) `KI+H_(2)O+O_(3)rarrA+B+O_(2)` (A turns moist starch paper blue, B turns red litmus blue) ... )` D. Average oxidation state of iodine in X is `+5`
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