PROCEDURE1. On a clean, dry, and flat surface, place a parchment paper, or any non-porous flat sheet.2. Obtain your medicine tablet. Take note of its mass. [Note: Since this is home experiment and that you might not have a weighing scale at home, assume that given mass of the tablet is pure, with any excipient/(s). For example, a 500 mg ascorbic acid will have a mass of 500 mg as indicated.]3. Pulverize the tablet into fine powder and trransfer it in a clean and dry vessel or bottle.5. Add the necessary amount of distilled water to make the desired concentration of stock solution assigned to your group. [Note: Assume that the volume of the solute is negligible compared to the volume of the solution.] Concentration of STOCK SOLUTION, MConcentration of DILUTED SOLUTION, M0.8 M0.16 M6. Make sure to place the computations used in the data sheet.PLEASE FILL IN THE MISSING TABLES IN THE DATA SHEET. THANK YOU! A. The "Solute"Brand name of tablet usedVita-VigorManufacturerGulf DrugActive Ingredient of the tablet usedL-Ascorbic AcidMass of the Active Ingredient of the tablet used1000 mgChemical formula of the tablet usedСбН806Molar mass of the tablet used176.12 g/molReference for molar mass of the tablet used*https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Ascorbic-acidSolubility in water of the tablet used33 g/100 mLStorage conditions this solutionStore product at room temperature.Other References used**https://www.ilo.org/dyn/icsc/showcard.display?p version=2&p_card_id=0379 B. Preparation of Stock SolutionAssigned concentration for stock solution (M)Amount of "solute" used (mg)Molar mass "solute" used (g/mol)Amount of "solvent" used (mL)Computations involved(You may opt to handwrite, OR you may handwrite, then scanthe computations in the space below. Ensure of legible and readable output)/

Mass of active ingredient of the ascorbic acid tablet = 1000 mg Amount of solute used = 1000 mg =…

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1. On a clean, dry, and flat surface, place a parchment paper, or any non-porous flat sheet.

2. Obtain your medicine tablet. Take note of its mass. [Note: Since this is home experiment and that you might not have a weighing scale at home, assume that given mass of the tablet is pure, with any excipient/(s). For example, a 500 mg ascorbic acid will have a mass of 500 mg as indicated.]

3. Pulverize the tablet into fine powder and trransfer it in a clean and dry vessel or bottle.

5. Add the necessary amount of distilled water to make the desired concentration of stock solution assigned to your group. [Note: Assume that the volume of the solute is negligible compared to the volume of the solution.]

Concentration of STOCK SOLUTION, M	Concentration of DILUTED SOLUTION, M
0.8 M	0.16 M

6. Make sure to place the computations used in the data sheet.

PLEASE FILL IN THE MISSING TABLES IN THE DATA SHEET. THANK YOU!

Transcribed Image Text:A. The "Solute" Brand name of tablet used Vita-Vigor Manufacturer Gulf Drug Active Ingredient of the tablet used L-Ascorbic Acid Mass of the Active Ingredient of the tablet used 1000 mg Chemical formula of the tablet used СбН806 Molar mass of the tablet used 176.12 g/mol Reference for molar mass of the tablet used* https://pubchem.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/compound/Ascorbic-acid Solubility in water of the tablet used 33 g/100 mL Storage conditions this solution Store product at room temperature. Other References used** https://www.ilo.org/dyn/icsc/showcard.display?p version=2&p_card_id=0379

B. Preparation of Stock Solution
Assigned concentration for stock solution (M)
Amount of "solute" used (mg)
Molar mass "solute" used (g/mol)
Amount of "solvent" used (mL)
Computations involved
(You may opt to handwrite, OR you may handwrite, then scan
the computations in the space below. Ensure of legible and readable output)
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