Consider the following semi-fictitious redox reaction which was conducted under acidic conditions to answer this question M² X²- -MX₂ 35.8 ml of 0.430 M of MONOgla (MM-301) were required to react with a 2.19 g sample of impure Na X (MM-78.6). Given this information, what is the % purity of the Nax that was used in this reaction? [NOTE: While fictitious elements (ie, M and X), as well as, molar masses are being used in this problem all chemical principles and conventions that have been discussed in class remain unchanged.) Report your answer to 3 significant figures

Consider the following semi-fictitious redox reaction which was conducted under acidic conditions to answer this question M² X²- -MX₂ 35.8 ml of 0.430 M of MONOgla (MM-301) were required to react with a 2.19 g sample of impure Na X (MM-78.6). Given this information, what is the % purity of the Nax that was used in this reaction? [NOTE: While fictitious elements (ie, M and X), as well as, molar masses are being used in this problem all chemical principles and conventions that have been discussed in class remain unchanged.) Report your answer to 3 significant figures

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