3. At 48.2°C, 5.00ml of the saturated solution of bo ax wastitrated with 0.235M HC1. It took 23.00 mL of the a id toreach the equivalence point.. What is Kn for borax at this temperature?

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3. At 48.2°C, 5.00ml of the saturated solution of bo ax was
titrated with 0.235M HC1. It took 23.00 mL of the a id to
reach the equivalence point.
. What is Kn for borax at this temperature?

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