QUESTION 16 Why is it important in the procedure that the buret be rinsed with a little of the 0.010 M fodine solution before actually filling it with iodine solution to be used in the titration? O a. So the iodine solution isn't diluted. O6. So the lodine solution can fill the buret tip. Oc. 50 the buret isn't dirty.

QUESTION 16 Why is it important in the procedure that the buret be rinsed with a little of the 0.010 M fodine solution before actually filling it with iodine solution to be used in the titration? O a. So the iodine solution isn't diluted. O6. So the lodine solution can fill the buret tip. Oc. 50 the buret isn't dirty.

Chemistry

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Chapter1: Chemical Foundations

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