2. Calculate the concentration of the sodium thiosulfate titrant for each titration (M). a. Include the written calculation for the first trial. Standardization of Sodium Thiosulfate TitrantWeight (g) of KI03).504Concentration (M) of KIO3NazS203Volume oftitrant (mL)29.4531,2931.45Final BuretteInitial BuretteValue (mL)3.673.564.17TrialConcentration (M)Value (mL)33.1234.8535.6212.4 (if needed)Average Na2S203 concentration, (M):

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Calculate the concentration of the sodium thiosulfate titrant for each titration (M). a. Include the written calculation for the first trial.

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2. Calculate the concentration of the sodium thiosulfate titrant for each titration (M). a. Include the written calculation for the first trial.

Standardization of Sodium Thiosulfate Titrant
Weight (g) of KI03).504
Concentration (M) of KIO3
NazS203
Volume of
titrant (mL)
29.45
31,29
31.45
Final Burette
Initial Burette
Value (mL)
3.67
3.56
4.17
Trial
Concentration (M)
Value (mL)
33.12
34.85
35.62
1
2.
4 (if needed)
Average Na2S203 concentration, (M):

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