Posted by Yulieth on Wednesday, November 16, 2011 at 11:57pm.
You've picked the problem apart. Your first post (five posts ago, should have had all of the problem and that would have made things simpler for you). As it stands, you're still not at the end. But here goes, for these two parts anyway.
moles KIO3 = M KIO3 x L KIO3 = ?
The last part of the problem you asked is for moles S2O3^2-. That is moles S2O3^2-= M S2O3^2- x L S2O3^2- = y moles S2O3^2-
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