Given the stock solution (0.019 M) and diluted solution (0.013M) can you help me compute withHow much THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF 500mg ASCORBIC ACID TABLETS should i need to pulverize? and;How much THE NECESSARY AMOUNT OF WATER should i add to make the desired concentration of stock solution?Show complete and justifiable computations pls. Note: Assume that the tablet contains pure 500 mg ascorbic acid without anyexcipient/(s). The amount of tablets will depend on the concentration assigned toyour group.3. On a clean and dry glass bottle or tinted jar, add the necessary amount of distilledwater to make the desired concentration of stock solution assigned to your group.Make sure to place the computations used in the data sheet.STOCK SOLUTIONDILUTE Το:0.019 M0.013 MIMPORTANT: To conserve resources, the total volume of stock solution mustNOT exceed 2 L. Rough estimates on measurements of volume and mass will beallowed due to different circumstances on availability and access to somematerials and related paraphernalia.4. Mix and stir the powder with the distilled water until homogeneous.5. Label the bottle properly. Make sure to label this as your stock solution and indicateits concentration, total volume of solution, and chemical name.Note: Check the MSDS for the ideal storage conditions for ascorbic acid-containing solutions. Adjust and modify according to its sensitivity.6. Document using a photo with a white / plain background. Materials:500 mg ascorbic acid tablets2L Distilled waterMeasuring cups / measuring spoonMortar and pestle |StirrerParchment paper or any non-porous sheetDropper or syringe with no needle (optional)Weighing scale (optional)Amber bottle; or Glass bottle with tint; or Glass bottle and aluminum foilMasking tape; or Sticker labelPermanent markerMethods:1. On a clean, dry, and flat surface, place a parchment paper, or any non-porous flatsheet.2. Pulverize the required amount of 500 mg ascorbic acid tablet/(s) into fine powder.

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Given the stock solution (0.019 M) and diluted solution (0.013M) can you help me compute with How much THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF 500mg ASCORBIC ACID TABLETS should i need to pulverize? and; How much THE NECESSARY AMOUNT OF WATER should i add to make the desired concentration of stock solution? Show complete and justifiable computations pls.

Given the stock solution (0.019 M) and diluted solution (0.013M) can you help me compute with How much THE REQUIRED AMOUNT OF 500mg ASCORBIC ACID TABLETS should i need to pulverize? and; How much THE NECESSARY AMOUNT OF WATER should i add to make the desired concentration of stock solution? Show complete and justifiable computations pls.

Chemistry: The Molecular Science

5th Edition

ISBN:9781285199047

Author:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Publisher:John W. Moore, Conrad L. Stanitski

Chapter13: The Chemistry Of Solutes And Solutions

Section: Chapter Questions

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