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Fundamentals Of Analytical Chemistry

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Determination of copper in brass from iodometric titration. Do the calculations. The volume of Sodium thiosulphate that we got after the titration for three trials was 28.02ml, 30.755ml, 29.635ml.The
weight of the brass samples are 0.2028g, 0.2252g, 0.2104g. Please do all the calculations, also make a table and do the error analysis as well.

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