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Iodine is quantitatively oxidised to iodic acid by boiling with 70% perchloric acid and the iodic acid is isolated by cooling, filtering off the precipitated crystals, and washing them with concentrated nitric acid. The over-all stoichiometry of the reaction is one molecule of perchloric acid per atom of iodine.
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