Calculate the moles of Na25203 using the following data: • Sample volume (mL) = 200.0 • Buret Reading, initial (mL) = 3.85 • Buret Reading, final (mL) = 18.25 • Volume of NazS203 dispensed (mL) = 14.4 mL • Average molar concentration of Naz5203 (mol/L) = 0.02191 Moles of Na25203 dispensed (mol) =. Express your answer in 5 decimal places. No units required.

Calculate the moles of Na25203 using the following data: • Sample volume (mL) = 200.0 • Buret Reading, initial (mL) = 3.85 • Buret Reading, final (mL) = 18.25 • Volume of NazS203 dispensed (mL) = 14.4 mL • Average molar concentration of Naz5203 (mol/L) = 0.02191 Moles of Na25203 dispensed (mol) =. Express your answer in 5 decimal places. No units required.

Introductory Chemistry: A Foundation

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Chapter15: Solutions

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