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Aspirin tablet, mass of tablet= 0.4149 g concentration of iron III salicylate complex = 3.997E-4, What is the concentration of ASA in the original solution? What is the mass of ASA in the original solution? The procedure was as follows: accurately weigh by difference a tablet ...
Chemistry
Aspirin tablet, mass of tablet= 0.4149 g concentration of iron III salicylate complex = 3.997E-4, What is the concentration of ASA in the original solution? What is the mass of ASA in the original solution? The procedure was as follows: accurately weigh by difference a tablet ...
Chemistry
So does that mean that the salicylate and the iron 3 complex will have an equal amount of mol since they are reacting in a 1:1 mol ratio. If this is true than how will i calculate the concentration of the iron 3 salicylate complex?
Chemistry
1 ml of 8.675x10^-3 M sodium salicylate was dispensed in a 100 ml volumetric flask, It was diluted to 100ml mark with acidified 0.02 M Iron (III) Chloride solution. What is the number of moles of Iron (III) Salicylate complex?
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Thanks! It really helped a lot. I don't think I need help on the question that I posted anymore.
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chemistry
Spectrophotometric analysis of commercial aspririn. If the number of moles of sodium salicylate are 8.675x10^-6 what would be the number of moles of Iron (III) Salicylate complex and what would be its concentration. The volume of sodium salicylate used is 1 ml and its concentr...
physics, university
A 50.0-g sample of a conducting material is all that is available. The resistivity of the material is measured to be 11 x 10-8 ohms/m and the density is 7.86 g/cm3. The material is to be shaped into a solid cylindrical wire that has a total resistance of 1.5 ohms. a) What leng...
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14.8cos(27.8)(29cos(x))+14.8sin(27.8)(29sin(x))=22 How do you solve for x?
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