In Week 3, the amount of iron present in a compound was analyzed based on a titration with EDTA. Iron (III) forms a complex ion with EDTA according to the following balanced equation: Fe3+ + EDTA =Fe(EDTA)3+ If 44.63 mL of 0.282M EDTA are used in the titration reaction, how many moles of Fe3+ reacted? You must give your answer in exponential notation with two decimal places. Example: 2.33e-4 Do not include units. NOTE: In Blackboard, scientific notation uses an "e" for the exponent; there is no 10. Correct answers in the wrong format will not get credit. 1.26e-2

In Week 3, the amount of iron present in a compound was analyzed based on a titration with EDTA. Iron (III) forms a complex ion with EDTA according to the following balanced equation: Fe3+ + EDTA =Fe(EDTA)3+ If 44.63 mL of 0.282M EDTA are used in the titration reaction, how many moles of Fe3+ reacted? You must give your answer in exponential notation with two decimal places. Example: 2.33e-4 Do not include units. NOTE: In Blackboard, scientific notation uses an "e" for the exponent; there is no 10. Correct answers in the wrong format will not get credit. 1.26e-2

Chemistry

10th Edition

ISBN:9781305957404

Author:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Publisher:Steven S. Zumdahl, Susan A. Zumdahl, Donald J. DeCoste

Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

Section: Chapter Questions

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