ml of a solution containing an 30.00unknown amount of I' ( iodide) wastreated with 50 ml of 0.3650Msolution of AgNO3. the precipitateof Agl that result was filtered off,and the filtrate solution (plus a littleFe+ as an indicator ) was titratedwith 0.287 M KSCN. when 37.60 mlhad been added. the solution turnedred. what is the molar concentrationof l' in the original samplenon of themМО.344М.248M0.478

Given : Volume of solution = 30.0 mL =0.03 L 50 ml of 0.3650 M AgNO3 = 0.050 L…

ml of a solution containing an 30.00 unknown amount of I ( iodide) was treated with 50 ml of 0.3650M solution of AgNO3. the precipitate of Agl that result was filtered off, and the filtrate solution (plus a little Fe3+ as an indicator ) was titrated with 0.287 M KSCN. when 37.60 ml had been added. the solution turned red. what is the molar concentration of I' in the original sample non of them МО.344 МО.248 МО.478

ml of a solution containing an 30.00 unknown amount of I ( iodide) was treated with 50 ml of 0.3650M solution of AgNO3. the precipitate of Agl that result was filtered off, and the filtrate solution (plus a little Fe3+ as an indicator ) was titrated with 0.287 M KSCN. when 37.60 ml had been added. the solution turned red. what is the molar concentration of I' in the original sample non of them МО.344 МО.248 МО.478

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