Note: You are attempting question 6 out of 12 A 0.2219 g sample of pure iron wire was dissolved in acid and the iron reduced to +2 state. Then the solution required 34.65 mL of cerium (IV) in a titration. Calculate the molar concentration of Ce solution. (A) 0.1147 M (B) 0.1174 M (C) 0.1417 M (D) 0.1471 M Answer A.

Note: You are attempting question 6 out of 12 A 0.2219 g sample of pure iron wire was dissolved in acid and the iron reduced to +2 state. Then the solution required 34.65 mL of cerium (IV) in a titration. Calculate the molar concentration of Ce solution. (A) 0.1147 M (B) 0.1174 M (C) 0.1417 M (D) 0.1471 M Answer A.

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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