1. Describe how the technique of back titration could be used in anacid-base neutralization if the endpoint of the direct titration wereaccidentally exceeded.2. Assuming that the Recommended Daily Allowance (U.S. RDA) of vitaminC is 60 mg, how much of this citrus drink would you have to consume(in mL) each day in order to insure that your body has this recom-mended daily allowance?ESforrstore, LLCve702 USA

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1. Describe how the technique of back titration could be used in an
acid-base neutralization if the endpoint of the direct titration were
accidentally exceeded.
2. Assuming that the Recommended Daily Allowance (U.S. RDA) of vitamin
C is 60 mg, how much of this citrus drink would you have to consume
(in mL) each day in order to insure that your body has this recom-
mended daily allowance?
ES
for
rstore, LLC
ve
702 USA

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