150 mg of NazC2O4 containing solution is titrated with a KMNO4 solution with the corretion factor 1.03. The consumption of KMNO4 is found as 29 mL. Find the theoretical molarity (M) and real concentration (Mreal) of the KMNO4 solution.

150 mg of NazC2O4 containing solution is titrated with a KMNO4 solution with the corretion factor 1.03. The consumption of KMNO4 is found as 29 mL. Find the theoretical molarity (M) and real concentration (Mreal) of the KMNO4 solution.

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150 mg of NazC2O4 containing solution is titrated with a KMNO4 solution with the
corretion factor 1.03. The consumption of KMNO4 is found as 29 mL. Find the
theoretical molarity (M) and real concentration (Mreal) of the KMNO4 solution.

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