1a)  From the volume of titrant added, calculate the moles of vitamin C for each titration. Show...

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1a)  From the volume of titrant added, calculate themoles of vitamin C for each titration. Show a sample calculationfor trial 1, and then just state the final results for thecalculation of trials 2 and 3. Use 5 digits in all intermediatevalues and report the final value to the appropriate number ofsignificant figures.

Trial 1

Trial 2

Trial 3

b) From the results of question 1, calculate the average valuefor the number of moles of vitamin C titrated. Report the finalvalue to the appropriate number of significant figures.

c) Calculate the precision for the mole values used to calculatethe average in question 2.

Data table:

Trail1Trail2Trail3
Final buret reading24.50 mL48.80 mL42.90 mL
Initial buret reading0 mL24.50 mL18.32 mL
Volume of KlO324.50 mL24.30 mL24.58 mL

KlO3 concentration= 0.002012 M

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Ans Volume of titrnt ued KlO3 Trial 1 2450 mL Trial 2 2430 mL Trial 3 2458 mL This redox titration reaction happens in the presence of KI and acid as below The iodate ions are reduced to form iodine and the iodide ions are oxidized to form iodine KIO3 5 KI 6H 3I2 3H2O The liberated iodine oxidizes the VitaminC ascorbic acid as below Ascorbic acid I2 2I Dehydroascorbic acid Calculations 1 Note the volume of iodate solution used 2 Calculate the moles of    See Answer
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