4. The redox reaction between KMNO, and Na,C204 is shown inequation 1 of the Introduction. A solution of KMNO, is titrated into25.0 mLconcentration of the NazC,0, is 0.75 N, and the volume of thepotassium permanganate added is 14.8 mL. Calculate the normality ofthe KMNO4 solution.of Na,C,04 until the solution turns light pink. The

Given, Volume of Na2C2O4 = 25.0 mL Normality of Na2C2O4 = 0.75 N Volume of KMnO4 = 14.8 mL…

4. The redox reaction between KMNO4 and Na C2O4 is shown in equation 1 of the Introduction. A solution of KMNO4 is titrated into 25.0 mL of Na2C2O4 until the solution turns light pink. The concentration of the Na2C204 is 0.75 N, and the volume of the potassium permanganate added is 14.8 mL. Calculate the normality of the KMNO4 solution.

4. The redox reaction between KMNO4 and Na C2O4 is shown in equation 1 of the Introduction. A solution of KMNO4 is titrated into 25.0 mL of Na2C2O4 until the solution turns light pink. The concentration of the Na2C204 is 0.75 N, and the volume of the potassium permanganate added is 14.8 mL. Calculate the normality of the KMNO4 solution.

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Chapter8: Electrochemistry And Ionic Solutions

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