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I got the idea from the MAD Scientist site for using this reaction, to study rates with varying concentrations of Hydrogen peroxide and Potassium Permandanate as an A-Level chemistry project. I have tried collecting the oxygen, and noting the volume of oxygen produced over time (5 second intervals). I wanted to also try using conductivity (which should change due to the release of Manganese ions), colour change, and pH. I am having teething problems with these methods because the reaction is so vigerous at the start. I have been testing the methods with 0.1molar solutions of both reagents, but even when diluted by a factor of ten, seem too vigerous to monitor effectively. Can you sugg
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