A sample of Al2(SO4); weighing 7.52-g was dissolved in enough water and diluted to 250.0-mL. 100.0-mL of the dilution was transferred to another flask, 10.0-mL of 0.050M EDTA, 20-mL of buffer solution, 50-mL of alcohol and 2.0-ml dithizone TS were added. The resulting solution required B.7-mL of 0.031M ZnSO, to reach the endpoint. (Note: Each ml of 0.050M EDTA is equivalent to 16.66-mg Al2(SO.)h•18H;0). Compute for the percent purity of the sample.

A sample of Al2(SO4); weighing 7.52-g was dissolved in enough water and diluted to 250.0-mL. 100.0-mL of the dilution was transferred to another flask, 10.0-mL of 0.050M EDTA, 20-mL of buffer solution, 50-mL of alcohol and 2.0-ml dithizone TS were added. The resulting solution required B.7-mL of 0.031M ZnSO, to reach the endpoint. (Note: Each ml of 0.050M EDTA is equivalent to 16.66-mg Al2(SO.)h•18H;0). Compute for the percent purity of the sample.

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