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Puchinita5
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Homework Statement
I am so confused.
I am doing a "Iodometric Titration of Copper in Brass" lab.
We first made a thiosulphate solution by mixing 500 mL water, 12.5 g of Na2S203 * 5H20, and .05 g Na2CO3. This solution is "supposed" to come out to be about 0.1 M. My actual measurements were about 12.5002 g of Na2S2O3*5H20 and .0502 g Na2CO3.
We then made an approximately 0.02M KI03 solution where I mixed 2.1400g KIO3 dissolved in water to 500mL.
We then added 25.00 mL of this KIO3 solution to a flask, as well as 1mL concentrated HNO3 and 1g of KI. Then we titrated this with our Na2S2O3 solution.
I need to figure out the molarity of my Na2S2O3 (thiosulphate) solution, but I don't know how.
Someone please help my lab report is due tomorrow and I don't even know where to start and I'm starting to panic. :(
I can't do the rest of my report until I can figure this out.