(19) volume of commercial bleaching solution titrated, mL(20) mass of commercial bleaching solution titrated, g(21) percent NaOCI in commercial bleaching solution, %(22) mean percent NaOCl in commercial bleachingsolution, %number of moles of(volume of Na2S2O3ILS20,2- ion required, molsolution, mL1000 mL(number of moles of NazS2O3\/1 mol S2O,2-ionvolume of solution, L151 mol NazS2O3number of moles of161 mol I2S2O32- ion required, mol/2 mol S2O, ion,number of moles ofIz produced, molI mol OCI ion'1 mol I2number of moles17 number of moles of OCI ion present, mol == (of 2 produced, molmass of NaOCl in titrated18bleaching solution, g1 mol NaOCl1 mol OCI ion/1 mol NaOCInumber of moles of(74.44 g NaOCI%3DOCI" ion present, molvolume ofcommercial bleachingsolution diluted, mLtotal volumeof diluted bleachingsolution, mLvolume of dilutedvolume of commercial bleaching19bleaching solutiontitrated, mLsolution titrated, mLmass of solution, g-120 density, g mLvolume of solution, mLmass of NaOCI, gmass of bleaching solution, g,21percent NaOCl in bleaching solution, % =(100%)percent NaOCl fromdetermination 1percent NaOCI fromdetermination 222mean percent NaOCI, % =2 Data SheetII. Delivering Solution from Your Buret17.28(1) final buret reading, mL6.52(2) initial buret reading, mL(3)approved by10.76(4) volume of H2O delivered, mL(5)approved byVI. Preparing Your Bleaching Solution SampleClorox(6) brand name of commercial bleaching solution4.42(7) cost of commercial bleaching solution per gallon (see laboratory instructor)1.12(8) density of commercial bleaching solution, g mL- (see instructor)(9) volume of commercial bleaching solution diluted to 100 mL, mL10.00VII. Analyzing Your Diluted Bleaching Solution Sampledetermination0.10500.1050(10) molarity of Na,S2O3 solution, M25.0025.00(11) volume of diluted bleaching solution titrated, mL44.1044.30(12) final buret reading, mL(13) initial buret reading, mL0.000.14(14) volume of Na,S2O3 solution used, mL(15) number of moles of S,O32- ion required for titration,mol(16) number of moles of I2 produced in the titrationmixture, mol(17) number of moles of OCI ion in diluted bleachingsolution titrated, mol(18) mass of NaOCl present in diluted bleaching solutiontitrated, g

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Data Sheet II. Delivering Solution from Your Buret 17.28 (1) final buret reading, mL (2) initial buret reading, mL 6.52 (3) approved by 10.76 (4) volume of H;O delivered, mL (5) approved by VI. Preparing Your Bleaching Solution Sample Clorox (6) brand name of commercial bleaching solution 4.42 (7) cost of commercial bleaching solution per gallon (see laboratory instructor) 1.12 (8) density of commercial bleaching solution, g mL- (see instructor) (9) volume of commercial bleaching solution diluted to 100 mL, mL 10.00 VII. Analyzing Your Diluted Bleaching Solution Sample determination 0.1050 0.1050 (10) molarity of Na,S,O, solution, M 25.00 25.00 (11) volume of diluted bleaching solution titrated, ml. 44.10 44.30 (12) final buret reading, mL (13) initial buret reading, mL 0.00 0.14 (14) volume of Na,S,O3 solution used, mL (15) number of moles of S2O,2-ion required for titration, mol (16) number of moles of I2 produced in the titration mixture, mol (17) number of moles of OCI ion in diluted bleaching solution titrated, mol (18) mass of NAOC1 present in diluted bleaching solution titrated, g

Data Sheet II. Delivering Solution from Your Buret 17.28 (1) final buret reading, mL (2) initial buret reading, mL 6.52 (3) approved by 10.76 (4) volume of H;O delivered, mL (5) approved by VI. Preparing Your Bleaching Solution Sample Clorox (6) brand name of commercial bleaching solution 4.42 (7) cost of commercial bleaching solution per gallon (see laboratory instructor) 1.12 (8) density of commercial bleaching solution, g mL- (see instructor) (9) volume of commercial bleaching solution diluted to 100 mL, mL 10.00 VII. Analyzing Your Diluted Bleaching Solution Sample determination 0.1050 0.1050 (10) molarity of Na,S,O, solution, M 25.00 25.00 (11) volume of diluted bleaching solution titrated, ml. 44.10 44.30 (12) final buret reading, mL (13) initial buret reading, mL 0.00 0.14 (14) volume of Na,S,O3 solution used, mL (15) number of moles of S2O,2-ion required for titration, mol (16) number of moles of I2 produced in the titration mixture, mol (17) number of moles of OCI ion in diluted bleaching solution titrated, mol (18) mass of NAOC1 present in diluted bleaching solution titrated, g

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