A solution is prepared by dissolving 27.03 grams of FeCl,* 6H;O, and diluting to give a final volume of 400 ml. Find the molarity of ferric chloride solution. Assuming 100% ionization of ferric chloride, Find the molarity of the Fe and the Cions. (0.25M FeCh;0.75 CH)

A solution is prepared by dissolving 27.03 grams of FeCl,* 6H;O, and diluting to give a final volume of 400 ml. Find the molarity of ferric chloride solution. Assuming 100% ionization of ferric chloride, Find the molarity of the Fe and the Cions. (0.25M FeCh;0.75 CH)

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A solution is prepared by dissolving 27.03 grams of FeCl,* 6H;0, and diluting to give a final volume
of 400 ml. Find the molarity of ferric chloride solution. Assuming 100% ionization of ferric chloride,
Find the molarity of the Fe** and the Ctions. (0.25M FeCb;0.75 Ct)

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