**Problem: Measuring Volume of FeCl₃ Solution Using a Buret**A buret is used to measure the volume of FeCl₃ aqueous solution. The starting volume is recorded to be 5.28 mL. The ending volume is recorded as 17.44 mL. **Question:** What is the total volume of FeCl₃ solution dispensed?**Solution Approach:**1. **Identify the initial volume (Vi):** 5.28 mL2. **Identify the final volume (Vf):** 17.44 mL3. **Calculate the volume dispensed (ΔV) using the formula:** \[\Delta V = V_f - V_i\]4. **Substitute the recorded values into the formula:** \[\Delta V = 17.44\, \text{mL} - 5.28\, \text{mL}\] \[\Delta V = 12.16\, \text{mL}\]**Answer:** The total volume of FeCl₃ solution dispensed is 12.16 mL.

Given, Aqueous solution = FeCl3 Starting volume , Vi= 5.28 mL Ending volume, Vf=17.44 mL

A buret is used to measure the volume of FeClą aqueous solution. The starting volume is recorded to be 5.28 mL. The ending volume is recorded as 17.44 mL. What is the total volume of FeCla solution dispensed?

A buret is used to measure the volume of FeClą aqueous solution. The starting volume is recorded to be 5.28 mL. The ending volume is recorded as 17.44 mL. What is the total volume of FeCla solution dispensed?

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