A 1.0-g fat was titrated against a 0.500-M KOH and consumed 13.0-mL of the titrant. A blank analysis was performed, and a 20.0-mL of the titrant was used. Calculate the saponification number of the fat.

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A 1.0-g fat was titrated against a 0.500-M KOH and consumed 13.0-mL of the titrant. A blank analysis was performed, and a 20.0-mL of the titrant was used. Calculate the saponification number of the fat.

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