Iodine (I,) reacts with thiosulfate (S,0;-). 2 S,03 (aq) + L, (aq) =21-(aq) + S,0 (aq) If the titration of a 27.30 mL solution of iodine requires 39.55 mL of a 0.208 M thiosulfate solution, what is the concentration of the I, solution?

Iodine (I,) reacts with thiosulfate (S,0;-). 2 S,03 (aq) + L, (aq) =21-(aq) + S,0 (aq) If the titration of a 27.30 mL solution of iodine requires 39.55 mL of a 0.208 M thiosulfate solution, what is the concentration of the I, solution?

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Iodine (I,) reacts with thiosulfate (S,O,-).
2 S,0 (aq) + I,(aq) = 21-(aq) + S,0 (aq)
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If the titration of a 27.30 mL solution of iodine requires 39.55 mL of a 0.208 M thiosulfate solution, what is the concentration
of the I, solution?
concentration of I,=
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