Predict the results of the following

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In summary, the conversation discusses predicting the results of two reactions involving acidified potassium iodate(V) solution and zinc metal in dilute sulphuric acid. The use of standard electrode potentials and the reactivity series is suggested as a way to explain the reactions. Additional resources, such as recent notes and textbooks, are recommended for further understanding.
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Homework Statement



Predict the results of the following and explain them with the help of standard electrode potentials
a) Acidified potassium iodate(V) solution is added to potassium iodide solution
b)Zinc metal is added to solution of dilute sulphuric acid


Homework Equations



Writing half equations for the reactions. But i actually don't know the result of the addition

The Attempt at a Solution



All i know is that i have to think about the reactivity series and think that something would displace something. But i actually cannot get the hang of the subject yet. please some ome explain this to me
 
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