0.527g sample of mixture containing NazCO3 and NaHCO; and inert impurities phenolphthalein endpoint and a total of 43.8mL to reach the modified methyl orange endpoint, what is the percent each of Na CO3 and NaHCO, in mixture? is titrated with 0.109M HCl, requiring 15.7mL to reach the Salutiau

0.527g sample of mixture containing NazCO3 and NaHCO; and inert impurities phenolphthalein endpoint and a total of 43.8mL to reach the modified methyl orange endpoint, what is the percent each of Na CO3 and NaHCO, in mixture? is titrated with 0.109M HCl, requiring 15.7mL to reach the Salutiau

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impurities
phenolphthalein endpoint and a total of 43.8mL to reach the modified methyl orange
endpoint, what is the percent each of Na CO3 and NaHCO; in mixture?
is
titrated
with
0.109M
HCІ,
requiring
15.7mL
to
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