Your titration involves using a 25.00mL pipette to deliver the ascorbic acid star (C,H3O6) to the conical flask beneath the burette then adding to this the unkn (12) until the end point is reached. The balanced equation for the reaction is gi CH&O6 + 12 → C6H,O6 + 21° + 2H* What is the number of moles of ascorbic acid (C&HgOg) in 25.00mL of the stan concentration 0.005mol/L? On = 0.125 O n= 0.20 O n= 1.25 x 104 On= 2.0 x 104

Your titration involves using a 25.00mL pipette to deliver the ascorbic acid star (C,H3O6) to the conical flask beneath the burette then adding to this the unkn (12) until the end point is reached. The balanced equation for the reaction is gi CH&O6 + 12 → C6H,O6 + 21° + 2H* What is the number of moles of ascorbic acid (C&HgOg) in 25.00mL of the stan concentration 0.005mol/L? On = 0.125 O n= 0.20 O n= 1.25 x 104 On= 2.0 x 104

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