Question 14 (+*A student determined the average concentration of total reducible iodine in theaqueous phase from their 'best two' determinations in Part 1 to be 0.0187 M. Theyalso determined the average concentration of 12 in the CH₂Cl₂ phase from their 'besttwo' determinations in Part 2 to be 0.0194 M. Determine what the concentration of12 in water would be based on this student's previous work. Report your final answer,in mol/L, to 6 decimal places and only include the numerical value (no units). Do notuse scientific notation for this question.Your Answer:0.000700Your AnswerQuestion 15A student determined the concentration of total reducible iodine in the aqueousphase based on the average of their 'best two' determinations in Part 1 to be 0.0179M. They also determined the concentration of 12 in the CH₂Cl2 phase based on theaverage of their 'best two' determinations in Part 2 to be 0.0200 M. Determine whatthe concentration of 13 in water would be based on this student's previous work.Report your final answer, in mol/L, to 4 decimal places and only include thenumerical value (no units). Do not use scientific notation for this question.Your Answer:Si0.0021

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Question 14 (+* A student determined the average concentration of total reducible iodine in the aqueous phase from their 'best two' determinations in Part 1 to be 0.0187 M. They also determined the average concentration of 12 in the CH₂Cl2 phase from their 'best two' determinations in Part 2 to be 0.0194 M. Determine what the concentration of 12 in water would be based on this student's previous work. Report your final answer, in mol/L, to 6 decimal places and only include the numerical value (no units). Do not use scientific notation for this question. Your Answer: 0.000700 Your Answer Si

Question 14 (+* A student determined the average concentration of total reducible iodine in the aqueous phase from their 'best two' determinations in Part 1 to be 0.0187 M. They also determined the average concentration of 12 in the CH₂Cl2 phase from their 'best two' determinations in Part 2 to be 0.0194 M. Determine what the concentration of 12 in water would be based on this student's previous work. Report your final answer, in mol/L, to 6 decimal places and only include the numerical value (no units). Do not use scientific notation for this question. Your Answer: 0.000700 Your Answer Si

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