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3 years ago

Amestec 140 g solutie 9% cu 260 g solutie 12%, cu 60 g apa si x g solutie 4%. Ce c procentuala are noua solutie %?

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Levart [38]3 years ago

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Answer:

PLEASE SOMEONE SOLVE THE QUESTION OR I'M GONNA FAIL

Explanation:

Purpose and Theory: A tablet of vitamin C contains the active ingredient called ascorbic acid (HC,H,0.).

Ascorbic acid is an organic acid which is a white power and is soluble in water.

In the following microtitration lab you will be grinding up a vitamin C tablet

, and using a 0.10 g sample of the

vitamin C powder, which will be dissolved in 20-40 mL of water. This solution will be used to determine the

quantity of ascorbic acid in a commercial vitamin C tablet.

Groups

Lab 2

# of Drops 1 or Drops 2 of Drops 3

Hadia

Data & Analysis:

Complete the missing information in the following data table [24]

Trial

Volume of NaOH (drops)

0 05mL drop

(NaOH (O 0050mol/L)

Volume of NaOH (ML)

Average Volume of NaOH (ml)

T I

O 0050

00050

The balanced chemical reaction between ascorbic acid and sodium hydroxide is:

HC,H,O + NaOH NaC,H,Oye H,O,

1. Stoichiometrically calculate the mass (in grams) of ascorbic acid in the powdered sample.

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