Given the following data for the titration of oxalate (C,0,2) ion with zinc ion, write the titration reaction,and calculate the following:Vor = 30.50 ml (Ox?] = 0.1350 M (Zn²"] = 0.200 M Ksp = 2.73 x 10* M?a) Balanced Reactionb) Equivalence point volume (Ver)c) pZn @ 15.00 mld) pzn @ Vere) pzn @ 24.0 ml

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Given the following data for the titration of oxalate (C;0,) ion with zinc ion, write the titration reaction, and calculate the following: Vor = 30.50 ml (0x'1 = 0.1350 M (Zn²"] = 0.200 M Kup = 2.73 x 10* M a) Balanced Reaction b) Equivalence point volume (Vu) c) pZn @ 15.00 ml d) pzn @ Ver e) pzn @ 24.0 mL

Given the following data for the titration of oxalate (C;0,) ion with zinc ion, write the titration reaction, and calculate the following: Vor = 30.50 ml (0x'1 = 0.1350 M (Zn²"] = 0.200 M Kup = 2.73 x 10* M a) Balanced Reaction b) Equivalence point volume (Vu) c) pZn @ 15.00 ml d) pzn @ Ver e) pzn @ 24.0 mL

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Given the following data for the titration of oxalate (C,0,2) ion with zinc ion, write the titration reaction,
and calculate the following:
Vor = 30.50 ml (Ox?] = 0.1350 M (Zn²"] = 0.200 M Ksp = 2.73 x 10* M?
a) Balanced Reaction
b) Equivalence point volume (Ver)
c) pZn @ 15.00 ml
d) pzn @ Ver
e) pzn @ 24.0 ml

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