111. Solving a chemistry problem
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298. Calculate the number of mmol I₂ (iodine) remaining in 100 ml of an aqueous solution with an initial concentration of 1.00 * mol / l after a single extraction of iodine with 100 ml of CCl4. Coefficient of distribution of iodine = 85. Is it possible to consider the extraction of iodine in this case as complete. Justify the answer.
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